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Add cli command to unlock wallet #79
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I can unlock the wallet after a restart of controld by using gladius check. Better is indeed to have simple command like wallet unlock. |
Added this into our backlog for wallet management in the CLI. One option right now is to use the |
curl -XPOST localhost:3001/api/keystore/account/open -d '{"passphrase":"123456"}' remove one space "123456"}'curl for winx64 |
@ianzsarmiento1992 that is correct, you can manually curl to open up the wallet. I'll add in some full instructions while we work on getting our new documentation up:
Services should be started and wallet unlocked |
OS: Debian Linux
Gladius Version: 0.6.1
Whats happening:
After restarting controld the wallet is locked and must be unlocked.
The networkd daemon is unable to sign messages becasuse the wallet is locked:
WARN[0000] Error updating disk content err="Couldn't sign message with contorld, wallet could be locked"
To unlock the wallet I have to execute a curl command:
curl -XPOST localhost:3001/api/keystore/account/open -d '{"passphrase": "123456"}'
What do you expect:
I expected to have a simply cli command to unlock the wallet instead of having to execute the curl command.
Something like:
(or so ;-) )
In addition, it would be cool if the controld service would look for the wallet key in some file on the system (configurable via config settings) - so we could implement some auto - unlocking of the wallet.
Further information:
Nothing
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