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ref_block_num and ref_block_prefix means referred block (already in chain, and observed) when transaction is written rather than the block including that transaction. If there is another chain forked before "referred block", it cannot include transaction because it doesn't have referred block in it. You can make a query with transaction ID via endpoint that ...
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I am not sure, what was the issue. But when I followed whole process of EOSIO installation, then it solved the issue and it started working again.
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