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I've been playing around with Core, and had a random collection of questions regarding the P2P operations of the protocol. I've looked through some of the source but C++ is not my strongest language. Hopefully someone knows some of the answers off the top of their head.
whoami
info is transmitted when a node connects to a peer, particularly on onion? Since all onion connections happen through the tor service on 127.0.0.1
how do the peers know where to find me? Is the externalip
argument and port
bindings transmitted to peers (must be right)? And if this info is transmitted, why don't I know the names of onion peers that connect to me, they always show as 127.0.0.1
.whoami
or whatever message that may be.1.2.3.4:8333
, then that would be an outgoing connection my by tally. Can that peer then turn around and issue and incoming connection to me? Specifically, can I hold both an outgoing and incoming connection to the same peer? Does this create and type of spanning tree violation?sendrawtransaction
API call, does that just push the TXN to my own mempool, or does that force a message to all my peers that I have a new TXN to send?