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node: show websocket url in logs #22307

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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions node/rpcstack.go
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Expand Up @@ -144,13 +144,15 @@ func (h *httpServer) start() error {
h.listener = listener
go h.server.Serve(listener)

// if server is websocket only, return after logging
if h.wsAllowed() && !h.rpcAllowed() {
if h.wsAllowed() {
url := fmt.Sprintf("ws://%v", listener.Addr())
if h.wsConfig.prefix != "" {
url += h.wsConfig.prefix
}
h.log.Info("WebSocket enabled", "url", url)
}
// if server is websocket only, return after logging
if !h.rpcAllowed() {
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Hm. Is there ever a case where neither ws nor rpc is allowed, but we still want to not exit here? I think the answer is no, but .... graphql..? cc @renaynay

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Graphql cannot be allowed if rpc is disabled

return nil
}
// Log http endpoint.
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