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I have an error creating my service! Can't rename service or delete and renew! What Should I do?
{"message":"MongoDB Atlas: 409 A user with username provenblock already exists.","code":"ATLAS_USER_ALREADY_EXISTS","deletable":false,"humanInterventionNeeded":true}
Posted by Stefanos Kokkalis over 4 years ago
Tezbox
I submitted a question earlier before I signed up and wondered if you had received it.
Posted by Roger Parr over 4 years ago
Why am I getting "SocketException: sslv3 alert"
If you are running your mongo client from within a docker container, and that mongo client is version 4.2, then you may get a "SocketException: sslv3 alert" when connecting.
If this occurs, you can add the `--tls --tlsDisabledProtocols TLS1_3` flags to your connection string and you should be able to connect normally.
Posted by Guy Harrison over 4 years ago
Connection fail
When I try to connect I have this error:
connecting to: mongodb://34.94.247.74/rjurado-test-db
2019-10-28T11:25:28.669+0100 E QUERY [js] Error: couldn't connect to server 34.94.247.74:27017, connection attempt failed: SocketException: sslv3 alert unexpected message :
connect@src/mongo/shell/mongo.js:257:13
@(connect):1:6
exception: connect failed
Posted by rjurado_nss over 4 years ago
Error when creating service
After five minutes of waiting I get the following error:
{"message":"exit status 1: Error: release prd-provendb-proxy-slp12cg1omheo6h54860pc3v failed: timed out waiting for the condition","code":"UNKNOWN","humanInterventionNeeded":true}
Posted by Pavel almost 5 years ago
Do I need to know about blockchain and MongoDB to use ProvenDB?
Do I need to be an expert in MongoDB and blockchain to be able to create an application on ProvenDB?
Posted by Michael Harrison almost 5 years ago
What blockchain does ProvenDB Use?
What blockchain (bitcoin, ethereum, etc...) does ProvenDB use for posting proofs?
Do you plan to support other or private blockchains in the future?
Posted by Michael Harrison almost 5 years ago
What is a hash?
I have read the term "hash" used a lot throughout the documentation, what is a hash and why do we use it?
Posted by Michael Harrison almost 5 years ago
Can anyone see my blockchain data?
I've heard that the Blockchain is _public_ meaning that anyone can see what is on it.
If I place some data into ProvenDB and prove it on the blockchain, does that mean anyone can read my data?
Posted by Michael Harrison almost 5 years ago