Add Firo peers#9
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the Firo coin configuration in ElectrumX to replace a legacy peer server with four new Firo-specific electrum server endpoints. The change modifies the PEERS list entry in the Firo coin class. ChangesFiro Peer Endpoints
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contrib/systemd/electrumx.conf (1)
12-12: Standardize service configuration formatThe SERVICES entries follow a consistent pattern but consider the following improvements:
- Separate SSL and TCP services into distinct configuration entries for better clarity
- Consider adding service priority indicators
Example format:
-SERVICES = ssl://electrumx01.firo.org:50002, tcp://electrumx01.firo.org:50001 +SSL_SERVICES = ssl://electrumx01.firo.org:50002 +TCP_SERVICES = tcp://electrumx01.firo.org:50001 +SERVICE_PRIORITY = ssl,tcpAlso applies to: 15-15, 18-18, 21-21
| # Bitcoin Node RPC Credentials | ||
| DAEMON_URL = http://username:password@hostname:port/ | ||
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Add explicit COIN setting for Firo
The commented out COIN = Bitcoin setting needs to be updated for Firo. This might be causing the peer validation issues reported in the logs.
Apply this change:
-# COIN = Bitcoin
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| # COIN = Bitcoin | |
| COIN = Firo |
| PEER_HOST = electrumx01.firo.org | ||
| SERVICES = ssl://electrumx01.firo.org:50002, tcp://electrumx01.firo.org:50001 | ||
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| PEER_HOST = electrumx02.firo.org | ||
| SERVICES = ssl://electrumx02.firo.org:50002, tcp://electrumx02.firo.org:50001 | ||
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| PEER_HOST = electrumx03.firo.org | ||
| SERVICES = ssl://electrumx03.firo.org:50002, tcp://electrumx03.firo.org:50001 | ||
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| PEER_HOST = electrumx.firo.org | ||
| SERVICES = ssl://electrumx.firo.org:50002, tcp://electrumx.firo.org:50001 |
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💡 Codebase verification
Based on the code analysis, I can now provide the final response:
Multiple PEER_HOST entries are not supported - use REPORT_SERVICES instead
The codebase shows that PEER_HOST is actually obsolete. The configuration should use REPORT_SERVICES for peer announcement. The current configuration format is incorrect because:
- The code explicitly marks PEER_HOST as obsolete in
Env.__init__:self.obsolete(["MAX_SUBSCRIPTIONS", "MAX_SUBS", "MAX_SESSION_SUBS", "BANDWIDTH_LIMIT", "HOST", "TCP_PORT", "SSL_PORT", "RPC_HOST", "RPC_PORT", "REPORT_HOST"...]) - The proper way to configure services is through the SERVICES and REPORT_SERVICES settings, as shown in the Env class implementation.
Correct configuration should look like:
SERVICES = ssl://0.0.0.0:50002,tcp://0.0.0.0:50001
REPORT_SERVICES = ssl://electrumx01.firo.org:50002,tcp://electrumx01.firo.org:50001,ssl://electrumx02.firo.org:50002,tcp://electrumx02.firo.org:50001,ssl://electrumx03.firo.org:50002,tcp://electrumx03.firo.org:50001,ssl://electrumx.firo.org:50002,tcp://electrumx.firo.org:50001
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Verify peer configuration format and DNS resolution
- Multiple PEER_HOST entries might conflict. ElectrumX typically expects a single PEER_HOST setting. Consider using a comma-separated list or REPORT_HOST instead.
- Let's verify the DNS resolution for these peers:
Consider consolidating the peer configurations into a single REPORT_HOST setting or using environment-specific configuration files to avoid potential conflicts.
Let me gather more information about the configuration format by checking the ElectrumX codebase for how PEER_HOST is handled.
Let me check the actual configuration handling code to understand how PEER_HOST is processed.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify DNS resolution and TCP/SSL port accessibility for the new peers
echo "Checking DNS resolution for peer hosts..."
for host in electrumx01.firo.org electrumx02.firo.org electrumx03.firo.org electrumx.firo.org; do
echo "Resolving $host..."
host $host
done
# Search for any existing peer configurations in the codebase
echo -e "\nChecking for existing peer configurations..."
rg -l "PEER_HOST|REPORT_HOST" --type conf
# Check if these hosts are already defined in coins.py
echo -e "\nVerifying peer definitions in coins.py..."
rg "firo.org" --type py
Length of output: 1805
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for PEER_HOST handling in the codebase
echo "Checking PEER_HOST handling in the code..."
rg "PEER_HOST" -A 5 --type py
# Check for any documentation or examples about peer configuration
echo -e "\nChecking for configuration documentation..."
fd README -t f -X cat {}
Length of output: 1369
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for configuration handling in the server setup
echo "Checking server configuration handling..."
ast-grep --pattern 'class Env {
$$$
}'
# Look for specific configuration parsing
echo -e "\nChecking configuration parsing..."
rg -l "class.*Env" --type py | xargs cat
# Check for any sample configuration files
echo -e "\nChecking sample configurations..."
fd -e conf -e cfg -e sample -X cat {}
Length of output: 11986
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