Looks like the IELE testnet servers have an expired SSL cert that’s been expired for over 1yr(?). It makes using IELE with mallet (even with workarounds) unusable. Here is a github issue where many users are using a workaround, but it still fails at requestFunds() currently.
opened 07:27PM - 04 Feb 21 UTC
Thrown: 'Faucet error: undefined' upon `requestFunds()` from Mallet with Iele se… t up as the network used.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/76015073/106944876-bf232a80-66ec-11eb-971e-d02af9713be6.png)
opened 10:57PM - 19 May 21 UTC
Going thru the mallet tutorial as interested in Iele and LLVM development and ec… osystem
Below are the SSL Certificate Details -- this is not nice been expired almost 1 year.
Please update SSL Cert or at minimum update ReadMe to clearly indicate what works and doesn't.
![Screenshot from 2021-05-19 15-48-39](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22530182/118894940-0a3b0500-b8ba-11eb-9e65-e97b87cad6d3.png)****
It also appears as though the code on the deployed faucet still requires an address, further making it unusable. See: new faucet deployment scheme by rtkaczyk · Pull Request #24 · input-output-hk/mallet · GitHub
(Other issue opened on the forums caused by the SSL cert.)
I was able to get mallet running with the command ./mallet iele -d .
I created a simple contract that works in Remix but when I try to compile the contract using iele I get a Uncaught ‘Compiler error: 0\nundefined’
The contract below
pragma solidity ^0.4.0;
contract Inbox {
string public message;
function Inbox(string initialMessage) public {
message = initialMessage;
}
function setMessage(string newMessage) public returns(string) {
message = newMessage;
…
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