Hostnames in config #861
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Add a nicer user interface to the sv2 cpuminer with help messages. Add noise to the cpuminer.
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thanks @nikicat, this looks like a nice improvement do you have any suggestion with regards to a local setup where these changes could be tested? |
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I use Docker Compose to test it locally. Actually, this setup was the cause of this PR. |
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you can test it using |
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This PR needs to be rebased on dev |
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hey @nikicat I tested this PR and it seems like a great improvement! we had some changes to the could you do that on your |
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This patch allows to specify hostnames in config files instead of just IP addresses. It uses
net::ToSocketAddrsto resolve the entry in the config file and proceeds with the first resolved entry. It is useful for cases when an IP address of a peer is not known in advance like running inside Kubernetes or Docker Compose.