In scenario local-network the start-infra.sh shell script sets an invalid IP for the network nodes when executed from within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Suggested Solution:
When started from WSL, the node ip must be set explicitly to the local hosts ip address. This can be achieved by adding an if-statement that sets the "IP" environment variable accordingly if WSL is detected.
schlagtim
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2 years ago
In scenario local-network the start-infra.sh shell script sets an invalid IP for the network nodes when executed from within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Suggested Solution: When started from WSL, the node ip must be set explicitly to the local hosts ip address. This can be achieved by adding an if-statement that sets the "IP" environment variable accordingly if WSL is detected.