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Nobody exposes their RPC port over ssl publicly. Nobody. You can't even do it if you use the normal settings in the client.
by nwh 13y ago
Nobody exposes their RPC port over ssl publicly. Nobody. You can't even do it if you use the normal settings in the client.
- gojomo 13y agoI'm fairly confident that you're wrong about "nobody"... but you'll have to find the examples yourself. Yes, it requires extra settings in bitcoin.conf: to enable RPC, accept connections from non-local addresses, and use SSL. But it's only 5 lines if the host is not otherwise firewalled from the net: server=1 rpcuser=reckless rpcpassword=passw0rd rpcallowip=* rpcssl=1 (Actually, I'm not sure if rpcuser and rpcpassword absolutely must be set...)