Unanswered Questions
7,155 questions with no upvoted or accepted answers
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E/Go: fatal error: thread exhaustion
I am experimenting with the geth-android library with light-client and in-process node from @karalabe. I could successfully sync with the testnet node from @phonikg, unfortunately this one is down now....
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Is there a way to disable a warning in solidity code?
I'm writing unit tests for some contracts and in some of the tests I'm generating a warning on purpose and solc will display this warning when compiling.
Is there a way to disable warnings in solc ...
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zk-SNARKs vs. Zk-STARKs vs. BulletProofs?
zk-SNARKs, Zk-STARKs and BulletProofs are three major zero knowledge proofs to provide privacy for the blockchain technology.
If we can compare them,
(1) Bulletproofs and Zk-STARKs require no ...
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Trying to compile example code from pyethapp tutorial
I am trying to follow this example:
https://github.com/ethereum/pyethapp/wiki/The_Console
However, at the point where I should compile the code, I get an error:
In [34]: print c
contract NameReg{
...
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Deploying a contract from a multisig wallet
I created a multisig wallet using Mist, but don't know how to deploy a contract from the wallet address. Is it even possible? If so, how to do this?
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In web3.js, how do I accurately find total gas cost to deploy a new contract (including constructor)?
I am using a public node as my web3 privider, so I must sign all transactions manually. This includes transactions that create contracts.
Currently, I use the following method to deploy contracts.
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Persistent “deep transaction reorg” whilst syncing full geth node
Whilst syncing a new full node using the geth comand "geth --syncmode full", every other line after a few hundred blocks I see the following:
WARN [12-02|02:30:46] Skipping deep transaction reorg ...
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Configure Truffle Compiler: Default Import Folder
I want to use an external library. I guess it is good to load the library in production from a CDN because this requires less space and should be faster.
import "github.com/Arachnid/solidity-...
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Peermanager is unable to connect to nodes
I'm following this guide and am trying to create a private network with its own block chain and peers.
I managed to install docker following this guide (I'm using a debian 8 jessie virtual machine) ...
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Geth 6.2: miner.start() returns null and miner's hash-rate drop for all miners down due to the update
On Geth Version: 1.6.2-unstable miner.start() returns null, it used to return number of processes assigned. Is it normal? miner.start(num) num identifies the thread number?
> miner.stop()
true
>...
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Parity - Token disappear
love parity, great Ethereum Client and a stunning pace of progress. If the developers read this: Much thanks!
But there is one little tiny bug ... When I start parity and open the visual wallet in ...
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Difference between “specific” and “generic” proxy functions and how/when to use them
Hello I am trying to build a proxy contract and I've seen two approaches:
1- "Specific" proxy function, where the proxy function can only call a specific function of the other contract.
Ex: (taken ...
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Filtering on events of the entire blockchain not possible in testrpc via truffle
A contract I wrote has an event in its constructor.
Since I want to find it back in the logs it doesn't seem possible to start listening to the latest block.
Because the event is already 'fired' ...
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Geth 1.4.10 — faild enc handshake: EOF
Geth suddenly stopped working for me - when I run it on verbosity level 5 I get repeating error messages like the following:
dyn dial conn 120.27.122.174:30303 faild enc handshake: EOF
Any thoughts ...
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How to use web3.js@1.0.0-beta34 with TypeScript?
Here is a minimal code for testing:
import * as Web3 from "web3"
const web3 = new Web3(new Web3.providers.HttpProvider("http://localhost:7545"))
const main = async () => {
const blockNumber = ...
