bug: node exits abnormally

[dreamer-zq]

Summary of Bug

tendermint version

v0.35.4

cosmos-sdk

v0.46.0-rc1

environment

macos

Steps to Reproduce

1. Initialize two nodes (the code I used when testing is demo), modify the port number of the response,
2. Both nodes open the rosetta service (enable = true)
3. Start two nodes, about less than a minute, one of the nodes will be down, error message: Error: maximum number of retries exceeded, last error: rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection closed before server preface received
4. Shut down the rosetta service (enable = fasle), start two nodes, and the nodes are running normally

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[alexanderbez]

Seems like a Rosetta issue, which unfortunately, no one is maintaining at the moment. Maybe it has something to do with your config? What do you mean by "modify the port number of the response"?

[dreamer-zq]

Seems like a Rosetta issue, which unfortunately, no one is maintaining at the moment. Maybe it has something to do with your config? What do you mean by "modify the port number of the response"?

Sorry, the word is wrong, it is to modify the port to prevent the port conflict of the two nodes

[alexanderbez]

The rosetta port?

[dreamer-zq]

The rosetta port?

What I mean is that if you start two nodes on the same machine, and both open the rosetta service, one of the nodes will probably exit automatically. The specific reproduction steps can use this script, close lines 84 and 97 in the script, 83 and line 96 opens. Then execute the script in the project root path:

./network/init.sh 
./network/start.sh

[alexanderbez]

I see. Yeah, I have zero familiarity with Rosetta and no one is really maintaining it atm, so it's hard for me to say what could be the issue. I did take a look at where the error stems from and it seems it cannot establish a connection, so it might be an environment thing. Someone with Rosetta exp should chime in here.

cc @fdymylja