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Running couple of different instances of blockbook while managing our migration to testnet4,
We have noticed that in the explorer interface it shows addresses as begin with bc1 style e.g bc1qgrcex95y6mdankp5t5uz6wlwve6333pjdt4v4m; instead of tb1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2gmsdtg
But when it comes to resolving them it is ok, when requested testnet4-blockbook-url/api/v2/address/tb1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2gmsdtg it responds successfully, but with "address": "bc1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2zat7sm"
also noticed in the logs: 1 bitcoinrpc.go:146] rpc: block chain mainnet
Environment is as follows:
newly built from fe676b35
and running with the following config
and running with the following parameters blockbook -blockchaincfg=/opt/etc/blockchaincfg.json -datadir=/opt/data -workers=1 -sync -internal=:19030 -public=:19130 -explorer= -logtostderr
We also have our own bitcoin node, running with the 28.0.0 official release from https://bitcoincore.org
Not sure if we miss something with the configuration or something we miss while building blockbook; or an actual issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Running couple of different instances of blockbook while managing our migration to testnet4,
We have noticed that in the explorer interface it shows addresses as begin with bc1 style e.g bc1qgrcex95y6mdankp5t5uz6wlwve6333pjdt4v4m; instead of tb1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2gmsdtg
But when it comes to resolving them it is ok, when requested testnet4-blockbook-url/api/v2/address/tb1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2gmsdtg it responds successfully, but with
"address": "bc1qhjxlhw07m9tcm07tjzufjxt47m26qqq2zat7sm"
also noticed in the logs:
1 bitcoinrpc.go:146] rpc: block chain mainnet
Environment is as follows:
newly built from fe676b35
and running with the following config
and running with the following parameters
blockbook -blockchaincfg=/opt/etc/blockchaincfg.json -datadir=/opt/data -workers=1 -sync -internal=:19030 -public=:19130 -explorer= -logtostderr
We also have our own bitcoin node, running with the 28.0.0 official release from https://bitcoincore.org
Not sure if we miss something with the configuration or something we miss while building blockbook; or an actual issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: