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not familiar with the enclave docker but it looks like kurtosis maps
this looks like a random port or what if you configure the rpc endpoint of reth to 8545? cc @shekhirin |
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Hey there!
Sorry for tagging you @mattsse , but i have seen your name in some issues/PRs/discussions around the topic, but i'm not so sure i'm on the correct path, would love to have some guidance!
So currently shooting up reth in kurtosis as per reth documentation, and we have a slight modification of main branch, where we are having the exex and wants to make it a rollup. (L2 inside the L1).
Currently with hardcoded payload we are able to make blocks on L2 (coming from L1), but what we would need to do now is to interact with the "L2 exex" rpc, but even tho reth seemingly provides us with an endpoint, it seems it does not work (or we misconfugre something).
Maybe can you help us what address/flag needs to be set to (0.0.0.0) because the default (127.0.0.1) is not exposing just locally, and if i modify the code (to explicitly have 0.0.0.0 in the "logs") of this below - i still cannot see the port actually workingly exposed, even tho logs says so.. I cannot connect to it.
And my main function looking like this:
It seems the ports (via docker) is not exposed, also as per Kurtosis it shall be. (?) AFAIK. Even the logs itself in reth showing me an endpoint (which shall be my exex rollup rpc endpoint i guess), but not present in the enclave.
The enclave inspect is not mentioning that port anywhere, and i can clearly see not exposed.
Would love to have your thoughts as i'm a bit on hold for this. Most probably it is just a config or flag i'm not setting properly.
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