Cardano-cli query utxo getting error "unexpected key"

EpicPants · 21 September 2021 17:20

I’ve followed the Cardano guide to run my own node in Windows 10, and though the node seems to be running well (my “db” is now close to 15GB) whenever I try to query it, I get an error. My command is:

cardano-cli query utxo ^
     --address addr1myaddress --mainnet

I am getting an error:

cardano-cli: DecoderFailure (Handshake) ServerAgency TokConfirm) (DeserialiseFailure 2 "codecHandshake.Confirm: unexpected key")---

Obviously addr1myaddress is my full Cardano address that I created with the CLI, which created the files: pay.skey, pay.vkey, and pay.addr

mcrio · 21 September 2021 19:02

Which version of the node are you running?

EpicPants · 21 September 2021 19:06

cardano-node-1.29.0-win64

mcrio · 21 September 2021 19:14

Sorry, not sure. If no one comes up with a solution maybe you can file an issue at GitHub - input-output-hk/cardano-node: The core component that is used to participate in a Cardano decentralised blockchain.

mcrio · 21 September 2021 19:20

… I suppose you have the latest configuration files? Cardano Configurations

mcrio · 22 September 2021 05:39

@EpicPants please can you verify cardano-cli --version shows 1.29.0 as well?

EpicPants · 22 September 2021 06:21

This is the output of cardano-cli --version

cardano-cli 1.29.0 - mingw32-x86_64 - ghc-8.10
git rev 71135f5f6aa979843a1753e8cd6c06e085d07444

EpicPants · 22 September 2021 06:29

Also, I just redownloaded the configs, just to make sure that I am using the latest stuff and:

I am still getting the same error when I try to get my account balance
I do not make use of the last 2 configs… didn’t even have them before

For clarity, this is my “run node” command:

cardano-node run ^
   --topology configuration/mainnet-ci/mainnet-topology.json ^
   --database-path db ^
   --socket-path db/node.socket ^
   --host-addr 127.0.0.1 ^
   --port 3001 ^
   --config ./configuration/mainnet-ci/mainnet-config.json

I am not seeing any errors in the command line when I run the node.

nemanjamil · 21 April 2022 13:34

I have a problem with unexpected “u”

option --tx-out:
unexpected “u”
expecting white space or multi-asset value expression

Any hint?

PS. this is the code that i am using

github.com

armada-alliance/cardano-minter/blob/master/src/mint-asset.js

const cardano = require("./cardano")

// 1. Get the wallet

const wallet = cardano.wallet("ADAPI")

// 2. Define mint script

const mintScript = {
    keyHash: cardano.addressKeyHash(wallet.name),
    type: "sig"
}

// 3. Create POLICY_ID

const POLICY_ID = cardano.transactionPolicyid(mintScript)

// 4. Define ASSET_NAME

const ASSET_NAME = "TimeWarpBerry"

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HeptaSean · 21 April 2022 14:27

Unfortunately, your screenshot doesn’t show the complete --tx-out parameter and the error has to be in the part cut away on the right.

nemanjamil · 21 April 2022 14:30

I have updated initial post with image

HeptaSean · 21 April 2022 14:45

The undefined that you see in the --tx-out (and the missing --tx-in) is the problem.

I don’t know if I have tpyed the address correctly, but it seems Cardanoscan says that it’s invalid: https://testnet.cardanoscan.io/address/addr_test1vz23p0ase3n8c3wfenafqdk6dm012d4d6757mqa0tuz3tmc7gf4my

Hav you put funds on the address? (Step 9. of https://github.com/armada-alliance/cardano-minter/blob/master/README.md)

nemanjamil · 21 April 2022 15:30

I found the bug and resolved it.

So, where is the catch?

Names of wallet files are deffer depending of what tool or script you are using. You can chose to create wallet using cntools or create-wallet.js

Cardano CLI only works with wallets that are created by scripts. PS. You can create a wallet with cntools but then name of files must be changed.

erikd · 22 April 2022 01:12

That version (1.29.0) is really old. The current version is 1.34.1 . You should upgrade both the node and the cli.

mcrio · 22 April 2022 19:41

Seems to be a several months old post : )