I got a problem while running "activate account" with alphanet on docker (see image below). How do I fix it?
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It looks like tezos-client does not understand the "uri" format file:/[...]. It's an annoying bug which is worth reporting at https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos/issues .
I don't know if docker keeps the files it puts in /tmp/ or if it erases them immediately. If files stay for a bit, now that the son file is in the container, alphabet.sh client activate account peach with /tmp/tz1....json should work...
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1and Now I can run tezos-client finish but I can't activate account success , How do I fixed it ? ...
Fatal error: The operation opAguJg1GCLJUQ1qShiQDAcC56Zv41nZJcaePz8mGj21CSnfEKe is outdated and may never be included in the chain. We recommand to use an external block explorer.Mar 22 '19 at 7:36 -
I am also getting the same error when I run "./alphanet.sh client activate account user_1 with tz1xxx...xxxxxubq.json" When json file is in the same folder of alphanet.sh script. Error thrown was: Erroneous command line argument 5 (tz1xxx...xxxxxubq.json). File doesn't exist: 'tz1xxx...xxxxxubq.json' How did you solve it?– user_184Mar 31 '19 at 15:15
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Also, I made the local set up via "Build from Sources" option and was getting the outdated error you mentioned in the comment. HOw did you resolved that?– user_184Mar 31 '19 at 15:28
Okay so this is my first stackexchange answer ever and I'm surprised I was the one to figure this out but here's what I did after several hours.
The problem is that docker cannot access the place in your filesystem that has your temp wallet in it. So I found this article detailing how to mount a volume to a docker container while it is running: https://jpetazzo.github.io/2015/01/13/docker-mount-dynamic-volumes/
You need to find the name of your tezos node with
docker ps
(1) Mine is called
alphanet_node_1
(2) Next you need to find the location of your .json file. Mine is in
~/Downloads/tezos_docker/tz1....json
(3) Next enter your container with >./alphanet.sh shell then create the directory in the container you want to contain the .json file. Mine is
/home/tezos/tezos_docker
Use those three values for the variables at the top of the script in the linked article at the top:
CONTAINER=(1) HOSTPATH= (2) CONTPATH= (3)
Also make sure you download the nsenter script from the linked article using
docker run --rm -v /usr/local/bin:/target jpetazzo/nsenter
Finally I had to change some of the syntax at the bottom of the script in the article, deleting the -- in the bottom rows and changing --mode to -m for mknod. Hope this helps!
