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I can walk you through the process of finding « BUFFER_PUBKEY » to upgrade the Solana program. Here is an article that describes how to obtain and use this key:
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To upgrade the Solana program, you must provide the required public keys as part of your upgrade request. These public keys are used to authenticate your request and ensure that only authorized programs can upgrade this contract.
- Check your program’s contract code
: Before attempting an upgrade, it is important to understand how your program is structured. See the « solana-program-upgrade » documentation for detailed instructions on how to specify these public keys.
- Determine required public keys:
– To upgrade a program using the upgrade_program function provided by the Solana SDKs (e.g. solana-program-upgrade), you typically need a BUFFER_PUBKEY. This key is used for authentication.
– If your upgrade request involves multiple programs, make sure each program has its own unique public key. These keys are crucial to authorizing the upgrade process.
How to get BUFFER_PUBKEY
While it is not possible to directly obtain a specific BUFFER_PUBKEY without access to the Solana network or the Solana codebase, here are some general steps to follow:
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Use the upgrade library: Solana has several upgrade libraries available that can help you upgrade your programs. These libraries often provide tools and functions to generate and verify public keys.
– For example, the « solana-program-upgrade » library in solana-program-upgrade provides an easy way to upgrade a program by specifying the required public key.
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See the documentation: The official Solana SDK documentation should also contain information on how to obtain or generate some of the public keys required for updates.
Example upgrade request
Here is an example of what your upgrade request might look like:
const { UpgradeProgram } = require("solana program upgrade");
async function main() {
const programId = "your_program_id";
const tokenPubkey = "your_pubkey_token";
// Get the program or account public key
const programKey = await solanaProgramUpgrade.getProgramKey(programId);
const programPubkey = await getProgramPubkey(programId);
// Specify your upgrade request with the required public keys
const upgradeRequest = {
upgradeProgram : new UpgradeProgram(
ProgramId,
program_key.public_key,
"BUFFER_PUBKEY",
tokenPubkey.publicKey,
),
};
try {
await upgradeProgram(upgradeRequest);
console.log("Upgrade successful.");
} catch (error) {
console.error("Error:", error.message);
}
}
principal();
In this example, « programId » and « tokenPubkey » are placeholders that should be replaced with the actual identifiers and public keys of your program and token.
Note on Direct Access to Public Keys
Please note that directly accessing or obtaining certain Solana public keys without permission can be risky. Always ensure that you have the necessary permissions and follow best practices when working with Solana’s update features.
For practical reasons, it is recommended to use update libraries, as they simplify the process of updating programs while providing robust security features to protect against unauthorized updates.