Is the downloader just a one-time-app that connects to the network, downloads all blocks and exists, so that you must run it every one in a while to keep the blockchain new, or is it a service-type-thing that actively participates in the bitcoin network and downloads new blocks automatically as they come?
Does it remove blocks from the database on an update in case there is a chain split?
Topic: Command line tool: offline transactions, download blockchain, privkey sign/verif (Read 1823 times)
November 10, 2011, 03:16:30 PM
November 10, 2011, 07:58:31 AM
No Mysql support for poller?
November 10, 2011, 07:55:51 AM
This is really good stuff.
Would I be able to query the database and get unspent outs for an address ?
Would I be able to query the database and get unspent outs for an address ?
Yeah
November 10, 2011, 06:25:08 AM
This is really good stuff.
Would I be able to query the database and get unspent outs for an address ?
Would I be able to query the database and get unspent outs for an address ?
November 10, 2011, 05:58:21 AM
Blockchain to sql database!
Your my hero mate!
Ive always wanted to revamp the blockexplorer website with more intuitive interface
Thanks buddy ill be donating some bitcoims once i have a go at your program
Exciting stuff!
Your my hero mate!
Ive always wanted to revamp the blockexplorer website with more intuitive interface
Thanks buddy ill be donating some bitcoims once i have a go at your program
Exciting stuff!
November 09, 2011, 06:48:19 PM
I've built a bunch of tools that allow us all the whizz-bang toys like offline transactions, piping a transaction to multiple sends, a flyweight client, piping transactions over network shares to a single bitcoind and whatever guile schemes you can imagine. In shell we trust.
- Download blockchain into an SQL database.
- Query SQL database to find the balance of a bitcoin address.
- Create new private keys.
- Sign and verify data using those private keys.
- Get bitcoin address from private key.
- Create and save a transaction to a file, pipe, network share, USB stick, whatever.
- Load and send a transaction to a bitcoin node.
Link to subvertx
- Download blockchain into an SQL database.
- Query SQL database to find the balance of a bitcoin address.
- Create new private keys.
- Sign and verify data using those private keys.
- Get bitcoin address from private key.
- Create and save a transaction to a file, pipe, network share, USB stick, whatever.
- Load and send a transaction to a bitcoin node.
Link to subvertx
All nice and well but how about something that is easy to use and work on Linux / Windows and allows the user to read those damn private keys so the coins can never be lost in case of HDD crash etc. !?
November 09, 2011, 06:45:19 PM
I've built a bunch of tools that allow us all the whizz-bang toys like offline transactions, piping a transaction to multiple sends, a flyweight client, piping transactions over network shares to a single bitcoind and whatever guile schemes you can imagine. In shell we trust.
- Download blockchain into an SQL database.
- Query SQL database to find the balance of a bitcoin address.
- Create new private keys.
- Sign and verify data using those private keys.
- Get bitcoin address from private key.
- Create and save a transaction to a file, pipe, network share, USB stick, whatever.
- Load and send a transaction to a bitcoin node.
Link to subvertx
- Download blockchain into an SQL database.
- Query SQL database to find the balance of a bitcoin address.
- Create new private keys.
- Sign and verify data using those private keys.
- Get bitcoin address from private key.
- Create and save a transaction to a file, pipe, network share, USB stick, whatever.
- Load and send a transaction to a bitcoin node.
Link to subvertx
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