Client
The client interface enables interactions with a remote RPC endpoint (full node) and thus the target blockchain a Chainlink node should interact with, it captures the methods the internal Geth client can perform.
[ERROR] ethereum url scheme must be websocket
The websocket address of the remote RPC endpoint used by the Chainlink node must be set correctly in order to establish a working connection with the target network.
Make sure the
ETH_URL
scheme starts withws://
orwss://
[ERROR] secondary ethereum rpc url scheme must be http(s)
The secondary RPC endpoint(s) must be specified correctly in order to relieve the primary full node when sending transactions.
Make sure the scheme looks like this:
ETH_SECONDARY_URLS=http(s)://node.com/1,https://logs.com/2,...
[ERROR] Failed to dial primary client
Dial()
creates a new internal client that connects to the remote RPC endpoint (full node) set with the ETH_URL
environmental variable. It initiates the blockchain connection of the Chainlink node and automatically tries to reconnect if it is interrupted. If this error message occurs the Chainlink node cannot be (re-)initialized as it does not have a working blockchain connection.
Check
ETH_URL
for correctnessCheck the functionality of the connection manually (e.g. by using a program like wscat to establish a
newHeads
subscription)
[ERROR] Failed to dial secondary client
Dial()
creates a new internal client that connects to the remote RPC endpoint(s) (full node) set with the ETH_SECONDARY_URLS
environmental variable.
Check
ETH_SECONDARY_URLS
for correctnessCheck the connection’s functionality manually (e.g. by sending a JSON-RPC request to the RPC endpoint)
[WARN] secondary eth client returned error
If ETH_SECONDARY_URLS
is set the Chainlink node broadcasts every transaction to the remote RPC endpoints in parallel.
Make sure to use different full nodes as primary and secondary ones
Check the blockchain connection of the Chainlink node (e.g. the Full-node-as-a-Service subscription and renew or switch the plan if necessary to prevent RPC rate limits from being hit)
Run an own full node with custom configuration and no performance restrictions
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