Eligius accepts "non-standard" transactions.
ArtForz does too AFAIK 
Topic: Scripting? (Read 1209 times)
is the miners really blocking wierd transactions?
The official client is. It also doesn't relay them. Meaning you need both a miner/pool like Luke's that accepts them as well as a direct connection there.
Eligius accepts "non-standard" transactions.
Have a look at IsStandard in the bitcoin source code. A lot of miners use that to decide whether to include a transaction in a block.
There are currently only two scripts allowed in transactions. You want more
As soon as somebody codes a use for it in the standard bitcoin client, discusses it here, tests it out on the testnet and makes a pull request.
Otherwise you will have to send special transactions to a special miner and pay a fee, lest they never be included in a block. And of course your receiver will need a special version of the bitcoin software to redeem the transaction.
is the miners really blocking wierd transactions?As soon as somebody codes a use for it in the standard bitcoin client, discusses it here, tests it out on the testnet and makes a pull request.
Otherwise you will have to send special transactions to a special miner and pay a fee, lest they never be included in a block. And of course your receiver will need a special version of the bitcoin software to redeem the transaction.
all scripts are allowed, i think... but the official bitcoin client only emits 2 types.
There are currently only two scripts allowed in transactions. You want more
As soon as somebody codes a use for it in the standard bitcoin client, discusses it here, tests it out on the testnet and makes a pull request.
Otherwise you will have to send special transactions to a special miner and pay a fee, lest they never be included in a block. And of course your receiver will need a special version of the bitcoin software to redeem the transaction.
As soon as somebody codes a use for it in the standard bitcoin client, discusses it here, tests it out on the testnet and makes a pull request.
Otherwise you will have to send special transactions to a special miner and pay a fee, lest they never be included in a block. And of course your receiver will need a special version of the bitcoin software to redeem the transaction.
Any news on when the fancy transaction scripting features that Bitcoin is supposed to have will be coming online?
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