Open jsarenik opened 5 years ago
I haven't run into this. Are you using a self-signed certificate or the letsencrypt integration?
I actually just test with TLS turned off (which is also good if I want to use a frontend nginx on the same machine, right?)
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I haven't run into this. Are you using a self-signed certificate or the letsencrypt integration?
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Yes, no TLS is the proper configuration if you're serving it behind a reverse proxy frontend. This error you're getting is quite weird if you aren't using TLS, though...
Are you setting --no-tls
? Note that TLS is enabled by default if --host
is set to anything other than "localhost".
On Thu, Jun 27, 2019 at 06:47:43PM -0700, Nadav Ivgi wrote:
Are you setting
--no-tls
? Note that TLS is enabled by default if--host
is set to anything other than "localhost".
Yes, I am using no-tls
in the .spark-wallet/config
file, but I also
have a line which says host=127.0.0.1
which is something other than
"localhost", right. When I set it to localhost
, I do not see the error
anymore.
Thank you!
The latest version (v0.2.8) is running for me, but it writes this strange error (despite everything seems to work):
Any ideas?
I am running on current Alpine Linux x86-64: