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Getting an IPC error: Access is denied

Open psyantyst opened this issue 7 years ago • 3 comments

Thanks for providing the config files for the PoA tutorial.

However, compared to the tutorial, the following two lines are missing in your node1.toml: [ipc] disable = true

So after starting node0, attempting to start node1 fails with the following error: IPC error: Access is denied. (os error 5)

Adding the above two lines fixes the error. Are these lines missing on purpose, or is it simply by accident?

Thanks!

psyantyst avatar Feb 20 '18 16:02 psyantyst

@psyantyst , Indeed i had the same issue, my node0.toml file was missing the above two lines you have mentioned which produced the same error. However they existed in the node1.toml file.

I wonder why were they missing in the documentation...

Thanks,

sahar-fehri avatar May 23 '18 08:05 sahar-fehri

the ipc is not useful for common case.

xiaods avatar Dec 25 '18 05:12 xiaods

Another inconsistency, is that file's in this repo only include the websockets option in the node1.toml file

node1.toml

[websockets]
port = 8547

whereas in the tutorial here https://wiki.parity.io/Demo-PoA-tutorial.html#2-setting-up-the-two-nodes, the example node0.toml and node1.toml code snippets suggest including the following websockets options in both files, and using different ports:

node0.toml

[websockets]
port = 8450

node1.toml

[websockets]
port = 8451

ltfschoen avatar Mar 05 '20 09:03 ltfschoen