09:39 <stellar-slack> <gianluca> I would like to have private network with horizon-api working, I tried to create the horizon db with horizon-importer (rake db:migrate), but I get this error "Failed to check latest ledgersql: Scan error on column index 0: converting string \"nil\" to a int32: strconv.ParseInt: parsing \"nil\": invalid syntax" - How can I create the horizon db schema?

09:41 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> @gianluca: try with `./bin/setup`

09:58 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> gianluca: I have some old notes from when I had it working that I'm not sure if they will help or make it worse as it was some time back and things here change but here it is anyway https://github.com/sacarlson/stellar_utility/blob/master/docs/preinstall_stellar_horizon.txt

09:59 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> note before you run ./bin/setup I think you need to source the env values as noted

10:28 <stellar-slack> <gianluca> @fredolafritte: ./bin/setup didn't work, same error

10:29 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> the stellar db should be created for the importer to work

11:13 <stellar-slack> <gianluca> @fredolafritte: stellar db is up and running, I'm using stellar docker for core and postgresql

11:14 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> did you run the source script with the env values set @gianluca ?

11:21 <stellar-slack> <sacarlson> it also creates another database on postgres that I had to create manualy but it filled it with the setup when provided the user and password stuf

14:45 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> setting the trust to itself leads to the error: `op_invalid_limit`

15:54 <stellar-slack> <jed> you mean when you try to trust yourself for an asset?

16:27 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> yes, just a test really

16:28 <stellar-slack> <jed> well that should fail

16:28 <stellar-slack> <jed> maybe that is a weird error code for it though

16:28 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> should an issue be opened ?

16:28 <stellar-slack> <fredolafritte> for a better error code

16:31 <stellar-slack> <jed> yeah sure