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Database file got corrupted when running parity bridge #45
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Moved from omni/bridge-ui#26, which was the wrong repository. |
@snd It's probable that I had an extra process running - perhaps it didn't quit correctly on a previous run. Having restarted my machine cleanly, it works correctly now. But even so, as you said on the other thread, it shouldn't be corrupting the file, regardless. |
could you try https://github.com/paritytech/parity-bridge/ to see whether your problem occurs there as well? |
Removing the comments in the Config.toml appears to have fixed it. |
strange |
Same problem here. +1 |
@yrashk any ideas why? |
Also deleting config.toml comments problem disapeared. |
@maxidev could you provide more details on the exact project, branch and commit you are using to build the bridge. What steps to reproduce the issue are? |
@maxidev have you tried any recent version of the bridge? |
I'm running Parity-bridge, based on the current version of the README, using:
And my
db.toml
file is like this:However, once the parity-bridge process starts, the file gets corrupted. It looks like this:
The Home and Foreign account balances show as zero, even though I transferred ETH into them, and I suspect this is the cause.
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