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Change Althea-L1 Eth JSONRPC ports for external connections #828

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Changing the Eth JSONRPC listen address without changing the associated websocket address will cause the Eth JSONRPC server to terminate shortly after starting.

This commit changes validator 1 to listen for JSONRPC requests from any incoming connection on 8545, and registers 8546 as the websocket listen port. The other validators use the 7.7.7.x listening hack to allow local routing.

@ChristianBorst ChristianBorst force-pushed the christianborst/althea-jsonrpc-fix branch from 3b3842e to 8f4a20a Compare September 1, 2023 15:42
@jkilpatr jkilpatr enabled auto-merge (rebase) September 6, 2023 18:11
@jkilpatr jkilpatr force-pushed the christianborst/althea-jsonrpc-fix branch from 0561f6f to 7a18e15 Compare September 18, 2023 19:35
Changing the Eth JSONRPC listen address without changing the associated
websocket address will cause the Eth JSONRPC server to terminate shortly
after starting.

This commit changes validator 1 to listen for JSONRPC
requests from any incoming connection on 8545, and registers 8546 as the
websocket listen port. The other validators use the 7.7.7.x listening
hack to allow local routing.
@jkilpatr jkilpatr force-pushed the christianborst/althea-jsonrpc-fix branch from 7a18e15 to 9609545 Compare September 19, 2023 20:55
@jkilpatr jkilpatr merged commit d606453 into master Sep 19, 2023
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