Hi guys, I’m trying to create a canister from the backend (NestJS) and install_code into it. But I’m getting this error:
The certificate contains a delegation that does not include the canister aaaaa-aa in the canister_ranges field
This happens when I use provisionalCreateCanisterWithCycles locally.
I also started the replica with: dfx start --clean
and it shows: Replica API running on 127.0.0.1:4943. You must open a new terminal to continue developing. If you’d prefer to stop, quit with 'Ctrl-C'.
This is the TypeScript code I’m using. Has anyone else faced this error before? Please help if you’ve run into it.
The issue - not being able to provision a canister locally - might be related to the fact that you’re executing the create call as an anonymous user. Try passing the identity to your agent:
const agent = await HttpAgent.create({
// same
identity <-----------
Side note: This isn’t your issue, but you can remove the line await agent.fetchRootKey() since you already pass shouldFetchRootKey: true when creating the agent.
I’m not familiar with DFX but, isn’t port 8080 deprecated in favor of 4943 as in your first snippet? Have you try both this port and passing the identity?
Have you try to use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost?
v7.0.2 should be good. You can try v7.0.1, that’s the version I’m using but, I doubt that’s really the issue.
I tried all you said man, hmm it’s still not working. I means by log I give you above, it’s created success, but it still return error, dont understand it hmm
Since v3.2.0 (and specifically PR#1083), we always check if the target canister is in the allowed subnet’s range. Before, we were only performing the check it if the target canister was not the management canister.
After a quick discussion with @mraszyk, I plan to fix this by skipping the check if, and only if, the target canister is the management canister, the target method is provisional_create_canister_with_cycles and network is not mainnet.
@Huygon764 what version of @dfinity/ic-management are you using?
The library uses a custom transform function that correctly sets the effectiveCanisterId for provisional_create_canister_with_cycles. This was added at the beginning of June.
Is your code open source, or can you share your script’s code?
I can try using it to reproduce the issue against my Docker container, where all the features we mentioned in this thread are working as expected. If I cannot reproduce the issue in this setup, then maybe someone else can try with dfx.
