Closed dgthbss closed 4 years ago
That is normal.
ScatterJS will attempt to connect to multiple ports because it is unsure which one your Scatter Desktop is using:
50005
(50006
for HTTPS)51505
(51506
for HTTPS)53005
(53006
for HTTPS)54505
(54506
for HTTPS)56005
(56006
for HTTPS)Your Scatter Desktop is using 50006
so only the connection to https://loca.get-scatter.com:50006
succeeded.
In general, as long as one of the attempts succeeds the other ones that fail can be safely ignored.
That's 100% correct. Sadly we can't catch and hide those errors as they are thrown by the browser. Makes things messy, but the fallback ports make connections much more resilient for machines who have ports locked (like those using docker)
I use @scatterjs/core - 2.7.44, @scatterjs/eosjs2 - 1.5.26, Scatter Desktop v11.0.1. My Scatter Desktop v11.0.1 Local socket ports is 50005, 50006.
One can connect but others are not.