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http: panic serving: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference #531

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dhakad-rakesh opened this issue Sep 18, 2018 · 3 comments

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dhakad-rakesh commented Sep 18, 2018

System information

Geth version: Geth Version: 1.7.2-stable Git Commit: 0af7ad0664e1d5d7367eaa47e00dbe0501a526dd Quorum Version: 2.1.0 Architecture: amd64 Network Id: 1337 Go Version: go1.10.2 Operating System: linux GOPATH= GOROOT=/usr/local/go

OS & Version: Linux

Branch, Commit Hash or Release: Latest master branch

Expected behaviour

Should working file

Actual behaviour

Same issue
http: panic serving: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Setup and connected 3 nodes based on Raft consensus. Send bulk Tx on any node, after some time (maybe after 20000tx ) got the error.

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Is this something you are able to reproduce all the time? The txn load, are these public or private and value or smart contract calls?

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Is this something you are able to reproduce all the time?

Yes.

The txn load, are these public or private and value or smart contract calls?

Public value tx. I run script to send eth from one account to another.

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fixanoid commented Oct 3, 2018

@rakeshdhakad please reopen this on https://github.com/synechron-finlabs/quorum-maker. I suspect this is something in their node manager code

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