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Connecting the authorities step Error #104
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Hi @dalmaxor I don't understand the part where you say that both election authorities are nvotes.com, nvotes.com servers don't act as election authorities. If you are following this small tutorial you should have created two VMs, one for each authority. Can you please specify your setup/configuration? are you running agora on VMs? |
Thank you for the quick response @Findeton , I skipped the Base provisioning step, maybe it has to do with the fact that the config.yml isn't copied for the authorities in the following step and therefore I have a config.yml that isn't accurate on both my authorities? I'll retry again from the base provisioning and edit the message if that was the issue. -- EDIT -- Now i have done the base provisioning, and yes, the nVotes attempting to connect to another nVotes instance was due to that, now then, the error has changed and it looks like there is some problem with the python version on the machines, python 3.16 was released a little while ago, maybe that update messed up something in the system? The log of the error:
Should I downgrade the python version to 3.15 on the 3 machines? |
Hi @dalmaxor, |
We are following the tutorial on the deployment on the development box literally and when trying to connect the authorities, we get this error, we are working on the Next branch as suggested with the new version of the system as was published a few days ago, we get the following error when running 'eotest':
using
the following authorities:I have revised a similar issue but the problem appears to be different. Probably related to the packages, but that is only a guess.
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