getpeerinfo is just the connected nodes, the peers.dat has all known nodes.
I think net.ccp is the file where the nodes are 'hardcoded'
Somewhere around line 1195.
But I may be misunderstanding the question.
Topic: How extract content of peer.dat? (Read 1128 times)
I think net.ccp is the file where the nodes are 'hardcoded'
Somewhere around line 1195.
But I may be misunderstanding the question.
why you need the peer data to get the node, you can check them in the console, via getpeerinfo
getpeerinfo is just the connected nodes, the peers.dat has all known nodes.
Did a quick search, but it seems you will need to read the source to understand the format as its bitcoin specific[1].
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1287284
why you need the peer data to get the node, you can check them in the console, via getpeerinfo
How extract content of peer.dat?
for example: Someone gave me some nodes from his peer.dat file. How could he find it from peer.dat file ?
for example: Someone gave me some nodes from his peer.dat file. How could he find it from peer.dat file ?
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