@belg @TeRvErO can you try running this in a github codespace? I set up a repo that should make it easy to get started with running this in a codespace, the README includes instructions on what you’d need to do. Let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues.
I think there was a way where you could bridge your funds back or something some ago
@joshc None of the machines are available in any region.
Can you try creating a fork of the aztec-v2-ejector
repo and creating a codespace for the fork?
Ah yes you are right. The hostRequirements
in the devcontainer.json
were set above the free codespace limit. I just removed the hostRequirements
setting here although it likely wont work if the machine is too small.
You can get access to larger codespace machines by signing up for a higher-tier Github plan.
@joshrc Thank you. I can indeed launch in the codespace now. But I’m getting the same error as @belg mentioned above:
How much memory does the machine that you are using have? I suspect you are running out of memory.
Hi, i am researching the sunset aztec ecosystem and am curious about the following concerning the old zk money (aztec v2 non-zkconnect):
- The aztec ejector for old.zk.money will only work for withdrawals during the escape hatch window right? or does it somehow borrow keys from a registered rollup processor?
- Is the ejector similar to running the whole rollup myself (falafel etc.)? Technically i could also deposit with it correct?
- Is there still a way to not run the rollup and use the escape hatch like those escape hatch servers? (probably not)
thanks in advance
The escape hatch key is actually public now, so anyone can use it. Using the ejector is running the rollup yourself. Technically there is a way to not run the rollup and use the escape hatch, but there aren’t any tools available that make it practical to do.
Let me try to address your queries:
- The Aztec ejector for old.zk.money will only work during the designated escape hatch window. It does not borrow keys from a registered rollup processor - it functions independently to facilitate withdrawals from the legacy system.
- The ejector is not the same as running the full Aztec rollup yourself (Falafel, etc.). The ejector is a more limited tool specifically for withdrawing funds during the escape period. You would not be able to deposit new funds using the ejector.
- Unfortunately, there is no longer a way to use the escape hatch without running the full Aztec rollup. The third-party escape hatch servers that existed previously are no longer operational. Your only option now is to use the official Aztec ejector during the designated withdrawal window.