Topic: Last official release with static build (Read 1175 times)
So nobody has a clue? Maybe everyone is on vacation.
I think it's when the dependencies (glibc etc.) are compiled into the binary so you can run newer software on older operatives without needing to reinstall linux once it goes out of support. Some people argue that having an old installation is a security risk, but seen bugs like heart bleed and such I think the gamble is actually even.
What is static compile?
I need a static compile for my old node. Any version > 0.9.5.
Where are all the old binary builds?
Why do you want the old binary builds?
Yes, but 0.9.1 was the last with bitcoind.static, why did they stop building static builds?
Specially when they have bugs that only a upgrade can fix?
Specially when they have bugs that only a upgrade can fix?
They are somewhere on bitcoin.org. Here is some of them down to 0.8.6 https://bitcoin.org/bin/ I don't know where the rest are.
Where are all the old binary builds?
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