Hey guys,
Is there a simple way to find the socket path after this 4.0 update in Daedalus?
Before I used to grab it from launcher-config.yaml. However now it seems like that’s gone from there. How else can we grab it? Also, is there any possibility we can have it displayed in Daedalus Diagnostics?
Thank you.
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I am also looking for the socket path. I am running Daedalus on windows. I can find it anywhere
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Did you find the socket path…I am facing the same problems.
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they have used ps
(Linux tool to show all running processes) to find the path.
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I thought, I’d share the Daedalus startup script (for Linux) I just wrote.
The idea was that, in order to play around a bit with the command line tools, I don’t need to compile and install them and I don’t need to run another cardano-node. All that is already contained in Daedalus.
The end result will look like:
[screenshot-2022-01-07-01:08:47]
In the upper left are the messages from Daedalus/cardano-node, on the right is the Daedalus interface and in the lower left I have a shell, where I …
I have just hard-coded it, since it is the same on every run, anyway (at least for mainnet, don’t know if it is also stable for testnet).
I am facing the same issue as well. Did someone find a solution on how to find the socket path?