@drselump14 I never tried building from source before. I will ask around and get back to you.
@czepluch
@lokendrachoudhary micro-raiden is not supported anymore but you can use the Light Client SDK https://github.com/raiden-network/light-client
@kelsos Is the light client you suggested supported in android app and how reliable is it?
Any update on that?
shipstern_ And if that would work in a multi-hop way (new players joining). I just started researching LN and never looked into Raiden or state channels.
Thank you.
Is all the logic like locktime/CSV, that is based on Bitcoin opcodes, implemented via EVM contracts? And is there is like a central contract that I have to use or do I deploy a new smart contract if I want to open my own channel? I suppose for multi-hop (and joining channels) there is a central contract?
Is all the logic like locktime/CSV, that is based on Bitcoin opcodes, implemented via EVM contracts? And is there is like a central contract that I have to use or do I deploy a new smart contract if I want to open my own channel? I suppose for multi-hop (and joining channels) there is a central contract?
Yeah, the EVM basically gives you the opcodes that were missing in BTC by default. There is a central contract that keeps track of all registered token network (Raiden supports all ERC20 tokens), and then for each ERC20 token network there is a contract that keeps track of all open channels for this token. Multihop is taken care of client side, but we use the topology built by looking at all open channels to know how to route multi hop tranfers.
Hello, I just have an experience with LN up to now and trying to dive into the raiden network. What are the possibilities how to get all nodes and all opened channels (not only mine) on the network from api? Just found only the call which displays only my channels. Thank you for help!
@filipreha_twitter For that you can "just" query the blockchain. All opened channel are registered in the TokenNetwork smart contract. For instance this is the Token Network for testDai on goerli: https://goerli.etherscan.io/address/0xccd165775c1b05Fe0261e0a89A14777f89629038#readContract. By fetching all events you are able to figure out which channels are open.
Hi, I am trying to run Raiden wizard, from Linux. When I run "./raiden_wizard.linux-gnu.run" from the terminal I get the following ERROR:
FATAL: An unexpected exception occurred. A traceback has been written to /tmp/raiden-exception-2020-05-01T15-07vm2h31wh.txt
[UserDeposit]Address 0xdE6c9977D903Ff978E24f06DC4d78FA49486094E has wrong code
can anybody tell why this is happening? and what solves this issue?
Hi, I have a question regarding the token deposit step in the installation guide.
I ran my Raiden instance in the goerli test network. It complained in the logs that my account has no RDN tokens available. So I opened Etherscan and called the deposit function on the service token contract. That worked. After that I switched to the UserDeposit contract and called the deposit function there.
But in MetaMask it shows me always an error:
Am I doing something wrong here?
I ran my Raiden instance in the goerli test network. It complained in the logs that my account has no RDN tokens available. So I opened Etherscan and called the deposit function on the service token contract. That worked. After that I switched to the UserDeposit contract and called the deposit function there.
But in MetaMask it shows me always an error:
ALERT: Transaction Error. Exception thrown in contract code.Am I doing something wrong here?
@macintosh-HD This token is the one that you should use. You can freely mint some for yourself. https://goerli.etherscan.io/address/0xc116edAD88cda44E703ef1fc59766268E4aa187B#code
is Infura 100k requests/day enough?
PFS fee 100 ... what is that denominated in? We saw it is default value
MS as far as I know users put "bounty" on balance proof so there is no fee for it in .env
do we need to keep some ETH on address? How much should I transfer for registration (0.1 enough?)
in order to complete registration we just transfer RDN to the address and execute script? Can we do it now or you plan to redeploy contracts?
PFS fee 100 ... what is that denominated in? We saw it is default value
MS as far as I know users put "bounty" on balance proof so there is no fee for it in .env
do we need to keep some ETH on address? How much should I transfer for registration (0.1 enough?)
in order to complete registration we just transfer RDN to the address and execute script? Can we do it now or you plan to redeploy contracts?
If you want, let's hop in a call and discuss those questions. In short:
- Infura should be enough
- Pfs fee can be anything <= 50 000 000 000 000 000 (which is the default upper bound that Raiden Clients pay per request)
- The MS needs some ETH to properly function. It calls the smart contract on behalf of his "customer". We recommend having 0.3 ETH
- You can use the latest contracts, we will not redeploy new ones
- We can help you setting those things up, to gather feedback
Resurrection, angel
