Fabrice Drouin

@JukeboxRhino sorry I still don't understand. the funding tx is spend by a closing tx with 2 outputs, one that can be spent immediately (I guess it was your desktop...

@BitcoinSpoke Les fonds n'ont pas disparus, il s'agit d'un bug dans la gestion de l'historique corrigé dans la version 0.4.5 (qui est déjà disponible sur Google Play, il suffit de...

I will try and reproduce the problem with eclair-wallet and our desktop app (they use the same core libraries and route selection code) and update this ticket. Have you been...

> Maybe your server is rejecting those requests because they're not using SSL? It's very likely since 50002 (the port you are using) is typically used for SSL connections. If...

It's very easy to setup your Electrum server to have its plain tcp service only accessible through TOR, and if you want to use it from clients that require SSL...

I don't think that it is necessary, if someone wants Phoenix to use their Electrum .onion server then they just need to create a hidden service for its tcp port....

Hello, can you paste your `eclair.log` file (to pastebin or something similar) ? Your log file will be in your eclair directory, which by default is ~/.eclair on linux and...

Can you just paste the logs for the last 2 days ?

You can check for error that look like `peer sent error: ascii='local/remote feerates are too different: remoteFeeratePerKw=848 localFeeratePerKw=12031'` We've released our [beta6](https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair/releases/tag/v0.2-beta6) that should prevent channels from getting closed when...

Bitcoin-lib still creates valid signatures, but they may be different from the ones created by bitcoin core since https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/18dfea0dd082af18dfb02981b7ee1cd44d514388. AFAICT none of the reference tests depend on creating exactly the...