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When running a Standalone network with multiple nodes I stumbled upon 'tx_not_supported' error.
After various attempts, the solution was to update the network protocol as shown here in the majority of the running nodes.
In my opinion this is not so intuitive because I followed all the steps to install, configure, publish history and run a full validator node but in these pages there were not any advise or step that tell you something like "If you want to setup a Standalone Network make sure to update the network!". You have to do this step even if every nodes are running the latest stellar-core version (currently 18) and this is pretty ambiguous.
Note: this step is only required in the Standalone network.
I think this should be written maybe in the running section.
What do you think?
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When running a Standalone network with multiple nodes I stumbled upon 'tx_not_supported' error.
After various attempts, the solution was to update the network protocol as shown here in the majority of the running nodes.
In my opinion this is not so intuitive because I followed all the steps to install, configure, publish history and run a full validator node but in these pages there were not any advise or step that tell you something like "If you want to setup a Standalone Network make sure to update the network!".
You have to do this step even if every nodes are running the latest stellar-core version (currently 18) and this is pretty ambiguous.
Note: this step is only required in the Standalone network.
I think this should be written maybe in the running section.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: