Closed kristovatlas closed 10 months ago
Hey, gnokey
saves keypairs in its home directory, which you can check by running gnokey -help
.
In order for gnofaucet
to see your keypairs, it needs to read from the same -home
directory as gnokey
. You can pass in the home parameter for gnofaucet
with -home <path_to_home>
. Please try this and let me know how it goes :)
Small heads up, this repo is migrating to here.
Hey @leohhhn , thanks for your support!
I had the same issue.
gnokey list
# output:
# 0. iuri (local) - addr: g1rck......
# 1. test1 (local) - addr: g1jg8.......
gnokey --help
# output:
# -home /Users/iuri/Library/Application Support/gno home directory
Then I ran the command below and it did not work:
gnofaucet serve --chain-id dev --home /Users/iuri/Library/Application Support/gno iuri
After several attempts, I realized that I had to change my folder to:
gnofaucet serve --chain-id dev --home /Users/iuri/Library/Application\ Support/gno iuri
# Then I got this:
Enter password
Starting server at port 5050
Maybe the docs could be more clear about this. Thanks!
When going through tutorial.md, the gnokey command appears to complete successfully:
The node appears to have started successfully with blocks discovered:
However, starting the faucet produces this error message: