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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Preventing the exposure of public addresses on a website
by
kenCode
on 23/10/2014, 15:06:32 UTC
with point 2&5 many people use their own home computers or another remote server, that does the checking and then sends a 'payment sent' to the database on customer facing website server. plus updating the customer facing website database with fresh public keys, making the home/remote server the brains of the operation and the customer facing webserver. just a GUI input viewer
hmm, ok, so i setup a rasberry pi with bitcoind and it just sits there and polls my public webserver from a private ip. er? ok guys,  i'm brain farting on this whitelisting/polling/bitcoind part, which i have never used before.