Martin Habovštiak
Martin Habovštiak
Could you run Wireshark or a similar tool to catch streams of those apps communicating? Ideally catch both bitcoin-cli -> btc-rpc-proxy and btc-rpc-proxy -> bitcoind; possibly also bitcoin-cli -> bitcoind...
That looks like some kind of high-level overview of packets. Wireshark has "follow TCP stream" feature which is needed - it shows directly data (bytes) transferred.
@dr-bonez ah, didn't check exactly, I just assumed it has everything conceivable and what we use now exists. :) I will look into filing a PR against it.
With bullseye approaching we may as well drop support for old Rust < 1.48 and update some dependencies. Would clean stuff up nicely.
Good point. I believe renaming is less confusing because people could incorrectly assume that more operations are torified.
Would it be enough to have the config files published? (Like what I did with public.) Note that btc-rpc-proxy supports `--conf-dir` parameter which allows you to load each user from...
Yeah, I agree. I'm thinking about making a new directory and filling it with examples. To you have anything interesting already? I've only used the public one so far.
Yeah, definitely! I will do it eventually at least for wallet.
I'm keeping it until I do other examples (at least wallet).
I have the same problem. I use this crate to help with comparing my generated code to the expected one in my [configure_me](https://crates.io/crates/configure_me) crate. I already hit the 60 second...