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Nodes that fully verify all of the rules of Bitcoin. The most popular software implementation of full nodes is called Bitcoin Core.
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Can Bitcoin full nodes pinpoint the true source of a transaction which they've relayed?
In the bitcoin data directory there is a file called debug.log.
This file as noted in the bitcoin documentation:
May contain IP addresses and transaction ID's.
This does not indicate that a tran …
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Special bitcoin node
If you are running bitcoind on a VPS it will expect the blockchain to be stored on the local disk. You could setup a remote file system using NFS or SMB but this will probably slow down the node and …
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Does the `blocksonly` setting prevent other nodes from sending my node unconfirmed transacti...
This allows the bitcoin node to operate similar to a SPV client. These nodes advertise their capabilities to other nodes as they peer with them. A node running in blocksonly mode will indicate that …
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