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How to check if remote-signer is working as expected?
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How do i know that remote-signer socket started is working expected and accepting signing requests from my baker server without actually sending a transfer transaction.
Right now i just do a transfer .00005 from to just to test if remote-signer setup is working.
Is there any other way like any transaction that require signing but don't require transfer of tz.
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How do i know that remote-signer socket started is working expected and accepting signing requests from my baker server without actually sending a transfer transaction.
Right now i just do a transfer .00005 from to just to test if remote-signer setup is working.
Is there any other way like any transaction that require signing but don't require transfer of tz.
transactions baker remote-signer
asked 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
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How do i know that remote-signer socket started is working expected and accepting signing requests from my baker server without actually sending a transfer transaction.
Right now i just do a transfer .00005 from to just to test if remote-signer setup is working.
Is there any other way like any transaction that require signing but don't require transfer of tz.
transactions baker remote-signer
asked 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
How do i know that remote-signer socket started is working expected and accepting signing requests from my baker server without actually sending a transfer transaction.
Right now i just do a transfer .00005 from to just to test if remote-signer setup is working.
Is there any other way like any transaction that require signing but don't require transfer of tz.
transactions baker remote-signer
transactions baker remote-signer
asked 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
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Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
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456111
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I figure out you can use --dry-run option in transfer statement and node will send transaction to remote-signer to sign, and you can check the remote-signer logs to see if everything is working fine or not. --dry-run will not actually send the transaction to the network.
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
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Another option would be to use Kiln. Kiln monitors your baker and will notify you if you miss any baking or endorsement opportunities (which will indicate that the signer is down).
https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tezos-bake-monitor
answered 12 mins ago
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I figure out you can use --dry-run option in transfer statement and node will send transaction to remote-signer to sign, and you can check the remote-signer logs to see if everything is working fine or not. --dry-run will not actually send the transaction to the network.
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
add a comment |
I figure out you can use --dry-run option in transfer statement and node will send transaction to remote-signer to sign, and you can check the remote-signer logs to see if everything is working fine or not. --dry-run will not actually send the transaction to the network.
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
add a comment |
I figure out you can use --dry-run option in transfer statement and node will send transaction to remote-signer to sign, and you can check the remote-signer logs to see if everything is working fine or not. --dry-run will not actually send the transaction to the network.
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
I figure out you can use --dry-run option in transfer statement and node will send transaction to remote-signer to sign, and you can check the remote-signer logs to see if everything is working fine or not. --dry-run will not actually send the transaction to the network.
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
answered 2 hours ago
Sachin TomarSachin Tomar
456111
456111
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
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Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
Note that the --dry-run (or -D) options have to appear at the very end of the command.. a bit unusual.
– nurikabe
3 mins ago
add a comment |
Another option would be to use Kiln. Kiln monitors your baker and will notify you if you miss any baking or endorsement opportunities (which will indicate that the signer is down).
https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tezos-bake-monitor
answered 12 mins ago
asbjornengeasbjornenge
560111
add a comment |
Another option would be to use Kiln. Kiln monitors your baker and will notify you if you miss any baking or endorsement opportunities (which will indicate that the signer is down).
https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tezos-bake-monitor
answered 12 mins ago
asbjornengeasbjornenge
560111
add a comment |
Another option would be to use Kiln. Kiln monitors your baker and will notify you if you miss any baking or endorsement opportunities (which will indicate that the signer is down).
https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tezos-bake-monitor
answered 12 mins ago
asbjornengeasbjornenge
560111
Another option would be to use Kiln. Kiln monitors your baker and will notify you if you miss any baking or endorsement opportunities (which will indicate that the signer is down).
https://gitlab.com/obsidian.systems/tezos-bake-monitor
answered 12 mins ago
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560111
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