13:30:00 <parazyd> Hi. Is it not possible to connect the cli wallet to a local regtest node which is running with --offline ?
13:30:23 <parazyd> The wallet says that it's unable to connect to the node - "daemon is not up to date"
13:30:31 <moneromooo> It is possible to connect the cli wallet to a local regtest node which is running with --offline.
13:30:44 <moneromooo> And, indeed, your message says it did, apparently.
13:31:14 <moneromooo> You can either check the --help page for the wallet for the "ignore compat" flag, or run the same version for both.
13:31:18 <parazyd> I mean, it attempts a connection, but won't stay connected because it's saying it's not up to date
13:31:33 <moneromooo> If you are already running hte same vrsion for both, then check you don't have *two* daemons, and connecting to the wrong one maybe.
13:31:44 <parazyd> I don't understand why it might mean that versions are mismatched since it's running from the same compiled source
13:32:11 <moneromooo> You checked you don't have an old one running on the port the wallet's using ?
13:32:41 <parazyd> Yeah, both the wallet-cli and monerod are: Monero 'Fluorine Fermi' (v0.18.3.4-release)
13:33:31 <parazyd> Interestingly, it does start the refresh if I append "--allow-mismatched-daemon-version" to the wallet-cli
13:34:06 <moneromooo> Run "version" in both monerod and monero-wallet-cli to double check.
13:34:23 <parazyd> At first I thought "not up to date" meant it for some reason thinks the blockchain isn't synced
13:34:26 <moneromooo> Also, regtest is mainnet, in case you don't realize.
13:35:03 <parazyd> Yes, I need to work with mainnet addresses for testing a few things
13:35:11 <moneromooo> Well, it might be it's expected, my tests, which use regtest, also use --allow-mismatched-daemon-version...
13:35:20 <parazyd> aha
13:35:38 <moneromooo> Ah.
13:36:02 <moneromooo> It checks hard forks, but regtest overrides forjs to start onto the latest one at once, hence not matching actual mainnet.
13:36:13 <moneromooo> So yes, after thinking about it, it makes sense it would complain.
13:36:50 <parazyd> oh gotcha
13:37:11 <parazyd> I generated my chain from genesis
13:37:44 <parazyd> Thanks
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