Same here with us-east now. Us-west seems to work fine at this time.
Now? 
Topic: Re: How (and why) to use the Relay Network - page 17. (Read 695 times)
Having issues with the c++ client receiving anything in the last day connecting to us-west without any other changes. Tried restarting and getting repeated
Same here with us-east now. Us-west seems to work fine at this time. Code:
Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (104: Connection reset by peer)
Under the C++ folder I see a make script for 5 components (including a windows client). I am happy with how the client is used and managed to get it going.
Can you perhaps share how the other components could be used to build a relay network? I am not really proficient at reading c++.
My guesses:
relaynetworkproxy -> Connects two relay nodes (both on port 8336).
relaynetworkterminator -> Seems to provide the 8334 and 8335 tx and block only feeds?
relaynetworkoutbound -> Connects a bitcoind and a something on port 8334?
relaynetworkserver -> connects to a trusted bitcoind? Also serves clients? Also connects to something local on port 8334? I kept getting connection refused to the local bitcoind when I ran it.
Happy to assist with a readme on your github if needs be.
proxy/terminator are correct.Can you perhaps share how the other components could be used to build a relay network? I am not really proficient at reading c++.
My guesses:
relaynetworkproxy -> Connects two relay nodes (both on port 8336).
relaynetworkterminator -> Seems to provide the 8334 and 8335 tx and block only feeds?
relaynetworkoutbound -> Connects a bitcoind and a something on port 8334?
relaynetworkserver -> connects to a trusted bitcoind? Also serves clients? Also connects to something local on port 8334? I kept getting connection refused to the local bitcoind when I ran it.
Happy to assist with a readme on your github if needs be.
outbound connects to terminator on 8334 and a remote (untrusted) bitcoind.
server connects to a trusted bitcoind to decide which txn to relay, connects to terminator to get/private a data feed from untrusted bitcoinds and also listens on 8336 for relay clients.
Under the C++ folder I see a make script for 5 components (including a windows client). I am happy with how the client is used and managed to get it going.
Can you perhaps share how the other components could be used to build a relay network? I am not really proficient at reading c++.
My guesses:
relaynetworkproxy -> Connects two relay nodes (both on port 8336).
relaynetworkterminator -> Seems to provide the 8334 and 8335 tx and block only feeds?
relaynetworkoutbound -> Connects a bitcoind and a something on port 8334?
relaynetworkserver -> connects to a trusted bitcoind? Also serves clients? Also connects to something local on port 8334? I kept getting connection refused to the local bitcoind when I ran it.
Happy to assist with a readme on your github if needs be.
Can you perhaps share how the other components could be used to build a relay network? I am not really proficient at reading c++.
My guesses:
relaynetworkproxy -> Connects two relay nodes (both on port 8336).
relaynetworkterminator -> Seems to provide the 8334 and 8335 tx and block only feeds?
relaynetworkoutbound -> Connects a bitcoind and a something on port 8334?
relaynetworkserver -> connects to a trusted bitcoind? Also serves clients? Also connects to something local on port 8334? I kept getting connection refused to the local bitcoind when I ran it.
Happy to assist with a readme on your github if needs be.
Ugh, yes, there appear to have been some issues that went unnoticed over the past week or so, should be all good now and I'm monitoring for further hiccups until I can go in and debug a bit more.
au/sg working now. Would there be any negative impact of running two relays to two different relay servers? so if one went down the other would still relay blocks...
Ugh, yes, there appear to have been some issues that went unnoticed over the past week or so, should be all good now and I'm monitoring for further hiccups until I can go in and debug a bit more.
au/sg working now. Would there be any negative impact of running two relays to two different relay servers? so if one went down the other would still relay blocks...
Ugh, yes, there appear to have been some issues that went unnoticed over the past week or so, should be all good now and I'm monitoring for further hiccups until I can go in and debug a bit more.
Seeing issues on the sg node again. Had to change to west-us
us-west does not work from my side right now
I use us-east
Seeing issues on the sg node again. Had to change to west-us
public.us-east
I dont see any issues there, can you PM me the IP you're connecting from? Quote
public.us-east
us-east and us-west work right now as I see
(us-west had some troubles in the past)
Hello,
public.us-east
public.us-east
I am still getting the Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (10054: Unknown error)
What node are you connecting to? All nodes seem to be working from here. If you are connect multiple times from the same external IP, this is expected behavior as having multiple connections will decrease your relay time by a huge margin because, in my tests, the most important thing is packet loss requiring extra RTTs for TCP retransmits (if you're behind ISP level NAT I think I can just flip the switch on IPv6 for most of the nodes, just need to actually test the clients to make sure they wont flip).
I am still getting the Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (10054: Unknown error)
EDIT: It just started working again. Beats me 
I was fuxing with it.
Having issues with the c++ client receiving anything in the last day connecting to us-west without any other changes. Tried restarting and getting repeated
Code:
Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (104: Connection reset by peer)
Hmm, I dont see anything in my logs...Is it working now and/or can you pm me the IP you're connecting from?
EDIT: It just started working again. Beats me
Having issues with the c++ client receiving anything in the last day connecting to us-west without any other changes. Tried restarting and getting repeated
Code:
Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (104: Connection reset by peer)
Hmm, I dont see anything in my logs...Is it working now and/or can you pm me the IP you're connecting from?
Having issues with the c++ client receiving anything in the last day connecting to us-west without any other changes. Tried restarting and getting repeated
Code:
Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (104: Connection reset by peer)
The eu server is working well - have you tried that one?
Having issues with the c++ client receiving anything in the last day connecting to us-west without any other changes. Tried restarting and getting repeated
Code:
Closing relay socket, failed to read message header (104: Connection reset by peer)
I love this concept. I start running the windows version on my windows based p2pool. If you get around to building a exe for relay enabled p2pool i would love to test it out.
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