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add tutorial about how to run a localhost testnet (maybe using metamask + remix) #6
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Hi @serapath, thanks for trying out ethnode! Sorry for my late reply, for whatever reason I missed the notification for this issue. I'm able to reproduce the error with MetaMask, right now I'm trying to understand what's happening there. Will update you soon! |
TL;DR: when weird stuff happens, restart your browser. Sounds pretty lame. But I've had problems while developing/testing smart contracts (using MetaMask as a Web3 provider) that were solved just by restarting my browser. I was able to reproduce your error by restarting But I've noticed that MetaMask has issues if you restart your test node (same happens with Can you please give it a shot and tell me if it works for you? |
Hey, sorry, i was a bit busy. I think I did exactly everything you described but I did not restart my browser after running ethnode. Can this be solved differently? |
I found your project through
ethereum.org
I tried to use
ethnode
and it is true, it installs easily and it downloads the node and runs it pretty much flawlessly and that is awesome :-)I also managed to connect to it via metamask while using remix, but all account addresses that were listed in metamask had 0 ether on it which gave me some headache.
After copying one of the addresses shown in metamask when connecting to localhost and running ethnode again with
--allocate=<paste adddress from metamask>
it gave 100 ETH to that address....but when I tried to deploy a contract or do any kind of transactions, metamask ALWAYS responds with:
This might of course be unrelated to ethnode and a metamask or probably geth issue, but still - it would be cool to resolve this and maybe explain how to specifically run
ethnode
to make it work as a testnet on localhost :-)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: