Hi, I installed Bitcoin Node upon Raspberry4 and waited to sync to 100% (it took several days) and now I done the same for Electrm. But I am not able to connect in LAN (Umbrel.local 50001 tcp) or Tor (connection refused). I already uninstalled fully synced Electrm and started from scratch with it, but still the same.
Do you have any idea what is going on? Is there some logging (way to enable more detailed level) and or terminal how to go into Umbrel bash?
(also the Postman and/or Sparrow Wallet gave me the same result, but pinging the RPI works well). Is there some kind of firewall or config to set?)
I want to query via RPC (e.g. { “id”: 1, “method”:“server.version”, “params”: })
Seems like it has something to do with available connectivity to bitcoin core node. I lowered the parallel connection limit to BTC node to 15 and when this limit reached, the Electrs seems to wait for sync to BTC node and Electrs RPC refusing connections.
Hi, do anyone know about Electrs behaviors together with BTC Node upon single Raspberry 4? What I mean is, imagine to limit maximum parallel connection to BTC Node to lets say 15 and there are after several minutes really 15 connections in the dashboard exhousted. Is this moment I still see in the Electrs dashboard “Waiting for Bitcoin Node to finish syncing…”. Can some setting distinct between limiting external connections and let some backup internal connection pool for internal usage (like querying RPC request from Electrs server etc.)? The RPI has only limited number of CPU cores, so letting maximum parallel connection do not lead to better throughput between Umbrel services. How is it please??? Do anyone know?
I made it work, but do not much about how it works still. Just simply do not touching maximum parallel requests, have it plain install of umbrel and virgin install of Electrs works (not repeated install of Electrs). I also observed some non-standard behavior when calling RPC then (but it is another story).