Well it looks like Eligius hasn't found any blocks for the past 5 hours, so that's probably why your tx is not mined...
Or the blocks with my tx were rejected as invalid by the rest of network? Hehe.
How do you directly dump rawmempool on a remote node?
I said before, that I have my own program, which connects to the peer, sends and receives data.
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write ( packet ( "mempool", mempoolPacket ( ) ) );
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const QByteArray NetSocket::packet ( const char* type, const QByteArray& payload )
{
return MyByteArray ( )
.putInt32 ( MAGIC_ID )
.putAscii ( type, 12 )
.putInt32 ( payload.size ( ) )
.append ( MyKey32 ( payload.constData ( ), payload.size ( ) ).constData ( ), 4 )
.append ( payload );
}
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void Bitcoin::conflicts ( QList& unspent, const Transaction& tx ) const
{
for ( int i ( tx.countInputs ( ) ); --i >= 0; )
{
const TxInput in ( tx.getInput ( i ) );
for ( int j ( unspent.size ( ) ); --j >= 0; )
{
const UxTo& uxto ( unspent.at ( j ) );
if ( uxto.getTxHash ( ) == in.getHash ( ) && uxto.getIndex ( ) == in.getHashIndex ( ) )
{
_trace ( QString ( "pooltx: %1").arg ( tx.getKey ( ).toString ( ) ) );
_trace ( QString ( "conflict: [%1:%2]" ).arg ( uxto.getTxHash ( ).toString ( ) ).arg ( uxto.getIndex ( ) ) );
unspent.removeAt ( j );
}
}
}
}
nat.router.dashjr.org holds about 3k transactions in its pool. My program saves downloaded txs on disk cache to save traffic. So I have in my cache some txs which were in Eligius pool yesterday,