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I see. That's better I suppose. You just need a relatively easy way to update the seed nodes in case all of the included nodes are down. Does this exist? If not
by cookiecaper 16y ago
I see. That's better I suppose. You just need a relatively easy way to update the seed nodes in case all of the included nodes are down. Does this exist? If not, maybe I'll add it to the client.
- mike_esspe 16y agoThere is a dns-seeding (currently two domains which respond with multiple A records, pointing to known good nodes). I think hardcoded nodes are updated only manually via git.