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Right now nodes use the external IP addresses of incoming peers to determine duplicate connections. I need to find a better method of detecting this.
Maybe adding some machine specific identification to the external IP and hashing it all, check by hashes? I might be able to assist (code) with this issue...
As a hack, you could use docker-compose and have only one node talk to the outside world, and all of the other nodes talk to that one node (using it like a bridge).
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metalicjames commentedon Mar 1, 2018
Right now nodes use the external IP addresses of incoming peers to determine duplicate connections. I need to find a better method of detecting this.
alkavan commentedon Oct 10, 2018
Maybe adding some machine specific identification to the external IP and hashing it all, check by hashes? I might be able to assist (code) with this issue...
delbonis commentedon Oct 10, 2018
As a hack, you could use docker-compose and have only one node talk to the outside world, and all of the other nodes talk to that one node (using it like a bridge).