Generated by Hermes Session Digest · 7 cluster(s) from 10 session(s) · 2 Telegram sessions
May 09, 2026 04:11 PM
Tags: api, blockchain
We launched the vDEX hourly report expecting it to query chain info and email the results, but the script immediately hit a CONNECTION_FAILED error when fetching chain data and exited with code 1. The environment variables loaded correctly, yet the MCP call to the vDEX node could not be reached, halting the report generation at the very first step. This surfaced a clear network‑connectivity issue with the chain endpoint, pointing the next debugging effort toward fixing the node address or firewall settings. Even though the run didn’t succeed, the script’s robust error reporting gave us a precise foothold for resolution.
May 09, 2026 12:03 AM
Tags: api, blockchain
We launched the vDEX hourly report script, but the chain‑info query immediately hit a CONNECTION_FAILED error, aborting the run before any data could be gathered. The script itself executed correctly and would have handled reporting and email delivery, but the network/RPC endpoint is currently unreachable. Debugging will need to focus on restoring chain connectivity so the report can finish.
May 10, 2026 12:08 AM
Tags: blockchain, security, cron
The vDEX hourly report script blew up on the chain‑info call, returning an AUTH_FAILED error and aborting before any email could be sent. Despite the script’s solid structure and environment loading, the credentials it relies on aren’t valid in the current cron context, so the report never materialized. In short, the job failed at the authentication step and needs the proper chain access tokens or config fixes before it can run successfully.
May 09, 2026 06:18 PM (2 sessions)
Tags: docker
We dove straight into the BWD environment, trying to get the solidfuture/sids:0.1 container onto the net‑vrsctest Docker network and scoped the sids project directory as the launch point. The session sparked a deep dive into the Ansible provisioning playbooks, surfacing key patterns for variable management, safe executor constraints, and the exact commands needed to spin up VRSC‑related services. Although we mapped the pathway and clarified the tooling, the actual container deployment remained unfinished, leaving a clear next step for the operator.
May 09, 2026 06:28 AM (2 sessions)
Tags: frontend
I pulled the provisioning repo into the workspace and ran a quick git status, confirming it lives at ~/dream-pbaas-provisioning with a clean checkout on the main branch at commit a68778d. The repository also contains a feature/s‑nomp branch pointing to 7162e7f, indicating a diverging line of work that isn’t merged into main. While the local clone is present and the main branch is recent, the feature branch shows pending changes that keep the repo from being fully up‑to‑date with every development stream.
May 09, 2026 06:34 AM (2 sessions)
Tags: database, frontend
I cloned into the dream‑pbaas‑provisioning workspace and verified the Git remote, confirming it points to the BuildWithDreams organization. A quick git status showed we’re on the main branch at commit a68778d, with the latest fixes for caddy, QR codes, and Redis already merged, indicating the repo is current. With the repository validated, the provisioning and operations codebase is now confirmed to be on main and up‑to‑date, ready for the next deployment cycle.
May 09, 2026 07:04 AM
Tags: docker, blockchain, database, frontend
After digging through the compose file we discovered the service was being built from a broken local Dockerfile and defaulting to the wrong Docker network, which left it without a usable IP. By swapping to the pre‑built solidfuture/sids:0.1 image, correcting the external net‑vrsctest network definition, stripping the obsolete version key, and hard‑coding a static 10.200.0.21 address, the container finally launched without the previous “network sandbox not found” errors. The service now starts cleanly, though we still see a lingering “invalid IP” warning that will be the next target for fine‑tuning.
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