Official block explorer

Ok, if anyone is interested, here is my version (that runs on http://explorer.darkcoin.fr):
https://github.com/elbereth/darkcoin-abe/
I fixed RPC catch up (wasn't working), fixed branding and address version, removed junk folders (with obsolete code).
A pull request was sent towards the original fork.

To fix the addresses prefix not being "X", if you already have it running (flare ):
Change in chain table for DRK, the field address_version to "L" (hex 4c).
 
flare said:
Me too - nevertheless the "m...." adresses are obviously identical to their "X..." counterparts. Have to dig deeper in the explorer code to understand how the different encodings work - and how to change the explorer display :)
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It's using the Bitcoin testnet pubkey hash prefix (111 or 0x6f), it must be hidden somewhere in the code...
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes

Edit, didn't see elbereth s post, good work!
 
A new Block Explorer came out for multiple coins called Blockr http://btc.blockr.io/ It is maintained by coinbase. No darkcoin yet, I'm afraid.

We have created this site as a proof of work. To show that we're able to process those insane amount of bitcoin transaction data and deliver them to general public.

We're actively maintaining it and hope to add more interesting stuff to it.

You can use this page for your own reference and you can also use our API calls for your own projects.
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Maybe its a sign of things to come. If they will add alts that low, seems probable they will add more.
Coinbase is making cryptos more mainstream with the name Blockr, Tumblr for cryptos.
Blockr could become well-known for listing all blockchains.
 
I have brought a node online with another backup copy of the official block explorer. At this point I'm still trying to work out the kinks with fastcgi to display it over port 80. Here is the link till I get that sorted out:

http://explorer.masternode.io:8888/chain/Darkcoin

Once I get the fastcgi stuff worked out (any pointers would be helpful) it will drop the :8888 and just be:

http://explorer.masternode.io/chain/Darkcoin

I have also finished a dnsseed for mainnet as well but I'm not sure where to post about it:

dig dnsseed.masternode.io @8.8.8.8
 
coingun said:
I have also finished a dnsseed for mainnet as well but I'm not sure where to post about it:

dig dnsseed.masternode.io @8.8.8.8
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Nice! Did you update the seeders to the latest RC5 changes on github? commit ae0ce59
 
Nope I will go a head and update that. Also I'm attempting to experiment with an ipv6 dnsseed. Do you have any idea if the dnsseed will support an ipv6 seed?
 
coingun said:
Nope I will go a head and update that. Also I'm attempting to experiment with an ipv6 dnsseed. Do you have any idea if the dnsseed will support an ipv6 seed?
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I don't know if the original dnsseeder was programmed with ipv6 support, but your experiment will show that :)
 
Ok those are updated. I'm not really sure how to query the dnsseed in ipv6 have you ever messed with it?
 
coingun said:
Ok those are updated. I'm not really sure how to query the dnsseed in ipv6 have you ever messed with it?
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Theoretically

Code: 
dig dnsseed.masternode.io AAAA @ladar.masternode.io

should do the trick IF the dnsseeder is capable of delivering AAAA records.
 
I do see some references under the darkcoin-dnsseed inside dns.h that seems to say it supports querying of AAAA records. Perhaps there just isn't any yet for it to pickup?

evan82@ladar:~/> dig dnsseed.masternode.io AAAA @ladar.masternode.io

;; QUESTION SECTION:
;dnsseed.masternode.io. IN AAAA

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
dnsseed.masternode.io. 40000 IN NS ladar.masternode.io.

evan82@ladar:~/> dig ladar.masternode.io AAAA

;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 512
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;ladar.masternode.io. IN AAAA

;; ANSWER SECTION:
ladar.masternode.io. 299 IN AAAA 2001:19f0:ac00:1c1::64

dnsseed -h dnsseed.masternode.io -n ladar.masternode.io
Loading dnsseed.dat...done
Starting 4 DNS threads for dnsseed.masternode.io on ladar.masternode.io (port 53).......done
Starting seeder...done
Starting 96 crawler threads...done
[14-09-23 20:46:50] 36/8240 available (8231 tried in 994s, 5 new, 4 active), 233 banned; 65549 DNS requests, 15 db queries

Not sure what else perhaps I need some client's up with wallets using ipv6?
 
coingun said:
Not sure what else perhaps I need some client's up with wallets using ipv6?
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Sure :) Dnsseeder is just crawling the Darkcoin network and building a DB, which can be queried via DNS.

So as long there is no ipv6 peer available and crawlable, dnsseeder will not have one in its DB. Check dnsseed.dump and dnsseed.dat for nodes available.
 
coingun said:
I do see some references under the darkcoin-dnsseed inside dns.h that seems to say it supports querying of AAAA records. Perhaps there just isn't any yet for it to pickup?

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Not sure what else perhaps I need some client's up with wallets using ipv6?
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You are right, dnsseeder supports ipv6 --> https://github.com/nightlydarkcoin/darkcoin-seeder/commit/309d8ee0ae77e617e8cd6cf2c30b0378b66498d3

Let me know if it works out for you.

BTW: Propulsion would like to run a ipv6 masternode/peer - maybe you both can try it in a joint effort ;)
 
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