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+title: "public-permissioned-as-CPRs"
+tags: 
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+---
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+[link](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/public-permissioned-blockchains-common-pool-resources-jesus-ruiz/)
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+note: written by the CTO of alastria which was supposedly the pioneer of this 
+
+This paper propo
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 alastria uses IBFT consensus algorithm.
 
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+# 21/11
+On friday I tried to get haydens hypderledge iroha code from last year to work [here](https://github.com/hmcalister/SWIPL-Notebook-Blockchain-Filehashing) and [here](https://github.com/hmcalister/Hypderledger-Iroha-Multinode-Demo). I was unable to. Each of the blockchain nodes were running in their containers, but I wasn't able to connect to them from a python script running locally. I need to make a plan for this week. 
+
+- Try to figure out a way to connect to the nodes from a script 
+	- Maybe from a fifth container?
+- If I am unable to connect to the nodes I might have to start them from scratch
+	- This would help me to learn the tools also.
+- Try to figure out how the public permissioned blockchain might work in some more detail.
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