* change keychain to use bip32 paths
* convert keychain to use bip32
* change identifier to be serialisation of 4-level bip32 path
* wallet changes compiling, pass parent key into all wallet functions
* rustfmt
* fix tests in chain
* rustfmt
* core tests passing
* rustfmt
* pool tests
* rustfmt
* fixing wallet tests
* rustfmt
* remove file wallet
* wallet tests compiling
* rustfmt
* remove db_migrate
* successful tx exchange test using BIP32 paths
* rustfmt
* fix wallet derivation paths to m/0/0/0
* wallet test fixed again, working with default path
* rustfmt
* fix server tests
* rustfmt
* make parent_id a trait on walletbackend
* rustfmt
* add ability for wallet to switch between multiple named accounts, and tests (not complete)
* rustfmt
* account switching tests in place and passing
* rustfmt
* compile and test with latest libsecp changes
* added public key sum to calculated e for aggsig
* rustfmt
* Update secp to 26
* bulletproof bip32 path integration
* rustfmt
* wallet restore updated with bip32 paths, also restores accounts
* rustfmt
* rustfmt
* remove old extkey
* remove old extkey
* rustfmt
* add wallet account commands
* rustfmt
* update wallet documentation
* rustfmt
* merge from master
* update libsecp tag
* merge from upstream and fix server test
* rustfmt
* rustfmt
* merge from master
* update latest libsecp merge
* fix commitment to zero value generation
* get rid of RwLock around peer instances
* rustfmt
* rename stuff to live_info
* rustfmt
* serialize into PeerInfoDisplay
limit live_info write lock to peer_info.update()
rename to PeerLiveInfo
* simplify broadcast logic a bit more
connected peers are connected by definition
* return true/false on broadcast so we can send to more peers
* rustfmt
* fix p2p and server tests for PeerInfoDisplay
* commit
When processing a new block, attemps to make the scope of the
corresponding `txhashet` lock as small as possible. The idea is
to avoid bad interactions with orphan locks or block post
processing (i.e. adapter events, etc)
Mostly to support let's encrypt. It requires to switch from native-tls and friends to rustls and friends, which perhap is a good thing per se, rustls looks more modern and for sure more Rusty.
Alternative would be manually convert pkcs12 certificates to pem, which requires openssl tools to be installed and make transparent integration whith let's encrypt much harder (this is out of the scope for now, perhaps in near future)
* Go back to db for head and header_head
* Use batch consistently for db access
* Pass active txhashset and batch in the ctx
* Only update head in db if total work increases
* Only updated header_head if total work (on header chain) increases
Picks a random defunct peer and marks it healthy again anytime
we're querying peers to find more. Over enough time, any peer will
see another as defunct, leading to peer list atrophy. This
allows us random retries.
In addition, we need to cleanup peers after a while, we quickly
accumulate hundreds of dead peers over time. This should be
tracked by a different issue however.
Related: #1632
jaspervdm