GordianLN

I was thinking about it myself. I think yes, it is possible, you just start multiple instances that listen on different ports.

IMHO, it allows any process to use tmpfs for temporary files, even those which do not specifically target /dev/shm, yet I'm probably giving it too much importance

I bumped in here to say: can confirm. `lncli wtclient towers` is taking ages right now. RAM usage went up to 37% from the usual 29%, system load is over...

Just timed `lncli wtclient towers` for the lolz: ``` real 15m3.573s user 0m0.102s sys 0m0.045s ```

To additionally motivate the request: I understand this is but a minor addition, yet JM comes from a place where it's "the hard and complex alternative to samourai and wasabi...

> Which software does `_` as a thousands separator for sats? Know what? I wouldn't be able to tell you for sure anymore, I believe it was a notation used...

Ok you're now making me feel like "the crazy one", I know I picked it up back when I started lurking in plebnet... no matter where it came from though,...

Being the author of #6749 which was closed as duplicate of this one, I'm surprised to notice that the issue has been open for quite a while, and without much...

I am not sure I follow, was your intention to evaluate the idea to reject forwarding to the peer, even after they get back online, at least for a time...

Honestly, I couldn't tell you, I believe I had just followed the instructions verbatim :-)