Parity-ethereum: Provided Host header is not whitelisted.

Created on 7 Oct 2016  ·  7Comments  ·  Source: openethereum/parity-ethereum

Please whitelist for gethWork

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the --jsonrpc-hosts should contain full protocol and port specification like
http://192.168.3.125:8545

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Its scrwing existing setup

You can whitelist hosts for you own using --jsonrpc-hosts <Hostname> or even --jsonrpc-hosts all

PLEASE DON"T DO THAT

resolved in gitter

@arkpar
can you please post the resolution here?
because it is not like we can watch the full gitter log when another user will come into this issue?

the --jsonrpc-hosts should contain full protocol and port specification like
http://192.168.3.125:8545

I wanted to set up an ssh tunnel that maps my local port 8145 to my remote machine's 8545. With @joshua-mir's help, was directed to this thread and got it working with --jsonrpc-hosts http://localhost:8145

Fyi, also takes comma separated values, e.g. --jsonrpc-hosts http://localhost:8145,http://localhost:8245

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