Topic: Verify a signed message in PHP. Without downloading anything (Read 1786 times)
Nah, I think OP's script is good enough. Not perfect tho
Nice tutorial, don't bashing a newbie guys, moreover he's not want to robbed your coin.
nice works!
Your script requires extensions too - JSON and cURL support are extensions.
Well this is right, op script is not pure php. but the script is simple I think, easy to understand.
nice works!
That script requires some extensions, my version is pure PHP
Your script requires extensions too - JSON and cURL support are extensions.
Well this is right, op script is not pure php. but the script is simple I think, easy to understand.
That script requires some extensions, my version is pure PHP
Your script requires extensions too - JSON and cURL support are extensions.
Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
I don't know if you're hating on me, but I didn't say to anyone to use that wallet. It's required to log onto the RPC ServerA newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
Not at all, I was hating on all the others that were bashing your tutorial. I sent you a tip.
Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
I don't know if you're hating on me, but I didn't say to anyone to use that wallet. It's required to log onto the RPC ServerA newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
Not at all, I was hating on all the others that were bashing your tutorial. I sent you a tip.
Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
I don't know if you're hating on me, but I didn't say to anyone to use that wallet. It's required to log onto the RPC Server A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
That script requires some extensions, my version is pure PHP
Whats the benefit if you rely on an API anyway?
You reduce stress on disk space and you can cut back on bandwidth usage at the same time
Why use the blockchain.info api? Blockchain.info has a terrible track record and their service isn't all that great. I would not use their api.
Whats the benefit if you rely on an API anyway?
You can save a lot of bandwidth and disk space. Also, it's much easierhttps://chainquery.com/bitcoin-api/verifymessage
Whats the benefit if you rely on an API anyway?
You can save a lot of bandwidth and disk space. Also, it's much easier
Whats the benefit if you rely on an API anyway?
First go to http://www.blockchain.info/ and create a wallet.
Copy down the identifier.
Download the lite version of JSON-RPC PHP Client. http://jsonrpcphp.org/?page=download&lang=en
Include it in your php file, you want to use it.
Write your connect script like this:
Next, create some variables:
Now check the state:
So, for the lazy people, here's the full code:
You can do more things with this: https://blockchain.info/hu/api/json_rpc_api
Happy programming! I'll post more programming tutorials soon! Also, if you have an idea, PM me and we can team up on it.
Tips are appreciated: 1Tipo4u5vkaNDjPd5A4wxPxmR4bEp8Bdb
Copy down the identifier.
Download the lite version of JSON-RPC PHP Client. http://jsonrpcphp.org/?page=download&lang=en
Include it in your php file, you want to use it.
Write your connect script like this:
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$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://user:[email protected]/');
Next, create some variables:
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$message = Your message; $address = Address; $signature = Signature
Create another variable that will have a value of true or false. This indicates the validity of the message. Quote
$sig_valid = $bitcoin->verifymessage($address,$signature,$message)
Now check the state:
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if($sig_valid) { //valid } else { //invalid }
So, for the lazy people, here's the full code:
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require_once 'jsonRPCClient.php';
$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://user:[email protected]/');
$address;
$message;
$signature;
$sig_valid = $bitcoin->verifymessage($address,$signature,$message);
if($sig_valid) {
//valid
} else {
//invalid
}
?>
$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://user:[email protected]/');
$address;
$message;
$signature;
$sig_valid = $bitcoin->verifymessage($address,$signature,$message);
if($sig_valid) {
//valid
} else {
//invalid
}
?>
You can do more things with this: https://blockchain.info/hu/api/json_rpc_api
Happy programming! I'll post more programming tutorials soon! Also, if you have an idea, PM me and we can team up on it.
Tips are appreciated: 1Tipo4u5vkaNDjPd5A4wxPxmR4bEp8Bdb
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