Found in "Get Peers" of https://localhost:7875/admin.html
Perhaps should better control of peers.
It could even prevent connecting to very old versions.
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"184.75.214.66",
"36.63.156.102",
"adress_ip", <<<
"188.27.102.67",
"108.53.130.113",
"36.63.156.102",
"adress_ip", <<<
"188.27.102.67",
"108.53.130.113",
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"95.85.46.126",
"84.6.140.192",
"50.30.46.177;209.126.96.136;209.126.96.137;209.126.96.138", <<<
"195.3.205.202",
"109.75.223.181",
"84.6.140.192",
"50.30.46.177;209.126.96.136;209.126.96.137;209.126.96.138", <<<
"195.3.205.202",
"109.75.223.181",
Perhaps should better control of peers.
It could even prevent connecting to very old versions.
Can someone make a iptables script that check the peers nrs version and if it is lower then the one provided, block that peers IP for 1 day and disconnect from nrs(like I can do it in the webclient)?
would pay 1000nxt! thanks.
Greets,
eb
would pay 1000nxt! thanks.
Greets,
eb
Cpt. Jean Luc:
it's not in my peers, so others host spread that.
shouldn't host be removed from peers (or blacklisted) if "UnknownHostException" was thrown?
Code:
[2014-02-06 15:48:38.805] "adress_ip": .... >>> java.net.UnknownHostException: adress_ip
it's not in my peers, so others host spread that.
shouldn't host be removed from peers (or blacklisted) if "UnknownHostException" was thrown?
