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FAQ
How to point `cored` to a specific network?
By default, cored binary points to the local node (localhost:26657).
To point it to a specific node you should use two flags –
--node
and--chain-id
.For example status for the specific node can be retrieved this way:
cored status --node={NODE_URL_WITH_PORT} --chain-id={CHAIN_ID}
NODE_URL_WITH_PORT
andCHAIN_ID
can be found at network variables page.
How to fix `account not found` error?
If you see the next message:
Error: rpc error: code = NotFound desc = rpc error: code = NotFound desc = account testcore1q07ldrjnr8xtsy3rz82yxqcdrffu3uw3daslrw not found: key not found
Two reasons might cause this issue:
- Your account probably has zero balance, and it is not visible on the network. You should fund it before using it.
- RPC node you used to send the request is not fully synced, use another RPC node or wait for sync completion.
How to fix `key not found` error?
If you see the next message:
Error: testcore1f2dyj8dhdv62ytrkuvn832ezzjdcpg2jhrtzvy.info: key not found
Probably, your
RPC_URL
and/orchain-id
belong to different networks. Also, this error often occurs when you have added your account into a specific keyring (i.e.--keyring-backend=test
) and you forget to specify that keyring in the CLI command.