I am struggling to deploy a simple contract on mist.
I am using testrpc which shows all the accounts ans balances properly.
But when I deploy the contract it gives error:
Unable to calculate gas
My mist and geth version are updated to latest.
Please find below the screenshot for error, it keeps on saying unable to estimate gas.
Could find this issue being reported at various places but does not address solution.
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I have been using truffle to deploy my contracts on EVM for quite a while now, and I have been hading many timeout issues saying Error: Too Many Requests.
For me it seems like sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, I just keep retrying until it works. Having this with Eth, Bsc and Matic.
Does anyone else have the same issue?
At the end of the Google Cloud trial period, my VM was stopped by Google. This is understandable, but what comes next doesn't seem so. I have now upgraded to a paid account, but I am still unable to restart the VM. Google cloud support will not help turn the VM back on. They've told me that my only support option is to post my issue here on Stackoverflow. It seems odd that a business like Google would rely on outsourcing it's technical support to the people here.
So here I am. I thank you in advance for reading my issue.
The error message is:
"Starting VM instance "myinstance" failed. Error: Google Compute Engine is not ready for use yet in the project. It may take several minutes if Google Compute Engine has just been enabled, or if this is the first time you use Google Compute Engine in the project."
I have tried multiple times over two days and I still get this same error. The one thing Google did check and verify is that my billing is set up correctly. The dashboard shows that the billing is linked to the project that contains this VM.
Can anyone suggest any troubleshooting steps or solutions?
Thank you.
When trying to run any transaction using Web3j on Ganache it fails with the exception: TxHashMismatchException.
It seems that something has changed on Ganache that is breaking the interoperability.
The issue here is that Ganache has changed the way the transactions hashes are created since version 6.2.0. This problem doesn't exist on version v6.1.8 and earlier, using v6.1.8 should fix your issue.
If you are running Ganache using Docker make sure that you specify the version and not latest.
Around last 1-2 weeks, I got e-mail notice from OpenShift Online that my starter account would be suspended due to inactivity.
I thought I've been using the cluster recently. But anyhow I tried deploying a new app.
After that, I got this another mail informing that:
"Your access to OpenShift Online Starter was removed for account ****** due to a prolonged period of inactivity.
Whenever you are ready to use OpenShift, you can subscribe at http://manage.openshift.com/ to get access to an OpenShift Online cluster again."
I tried re-subscribing, and saw "Starter: Canada (Central)" again on my "Active Subscriptions" page.
However, when I tried to click "Open Web Console", I got message: "An authentication error occurred. Sign up for OpenShift Online"
Can anyone suggest? Thanks.
Best regards,
Chakrit W.
If you have no project, or there are no deployed pods, then the account will be retired. You can re-create your account if it happens. If you are having issues with login still, then you can use the contact form at:
https://help.openshift.com/forms/community-contact.html
to report any issue. I would suggest just keep re-trying in case it is a transient issue.
You can also find out whether there are any current issues with the clusters at:
https://status.starter.openshift.com/
Experimenting with google compute engine but unable to deploy a simple sinatra app. I get this error and i'm not sure how to troubleshoot.
ERROR: (gcloud.preview.app.deploy) Docker build aborted: Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v1/repositories/google/ruby-runtime/tags: EOF
My mistake. Changed app.yml to app.yaml
Works now.