Ethereum: A problem with safe clinning with Trezor Wallet
As a developer of Ethereum -based applications, you may have encountered problems using the Trezor portfolio for secure transactions. One common problem is to encounter errors when trying to send transactions via Safe-Cli, a popular command line interface tool (CLI) to interact with Ethereum network.
In this article, we will deepen the problem and investigate potential solutions to resolve it.
The problem:
When using the Trezor portfolio with Safe Cli, you may encounter a mistake similar to:
`
Error to send a transaction:
Mismatch
Signature Validation Error
`
This error occurs when the Trezor portfolio does not recognize the address you have provided or does not approve the signature of your transaction.
Reasons for the problem:
There are several reasons why this problem can occur, including:
- Address Format: Trezor address may be formatted incorrectly or contain characters not ASCII.
- Private key discrepancy: The private key associated with the Trezor portfolio cannot match the private key expected by Safe-CLI.
- Versor of Trezor incompatibility: The Trezor portfolio and the Safe-Cli versions may not be compatible, leading to errors during transactions.
Decisions:
To resolve this problem, follow these steps:
1. Check the address of the address
Make sure your address is formatted correctly using the Load_Trezor_cli_Weners' command with the following options:
bash
Load_trezor_cli_Wowners -adresses
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Example:
`bash
Load_trezor_cli_Wowners -adresses 0x1234567890abcdef --output trezor_output.txt
2. Check private key mismatch
Check that your private key meets the expectations for the Trezor portfolio using the following command:
`bash
trezor -cli -p
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3. Update the Safe CLI version
Make sure your version of Safe CLI is up-to-date as older versions may not support certain features or have compatibility problems.
`bash
NPM Installation -G @TRUFFLE/GANACHE-SAFE-CLI
Complete Ganache -version to check the version. If you use a different platform (eg MacOS), make sure that the safe CLI is installed and configured properly.
4. Check the Trezor portfolio version
Check that your Trezor portfolio has the latest software update as this may solve compatibility problems.
`
Trezor -cli -v
`
Additional Tips:
- Make sure you use the correct version of the Trezor portfolio for your Ethereum network (eg Goerli or Mainnet).
- If you have recently installed a new operating system or are updated to a newer version, make sure your safe CLI is compatible.
- If none of the above solutions resolve the problem, try to delete your local blockchain data and then import the Trezor address again.
Following these steps, you must be able to resolve the errors of a “non -compliance” or “error, approving signature” when using Safe CLI with a trezor portfolio.