Add docker compose for one step setup with testnet #1000
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romanz
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| @@ -28,25 +27,26 @@ If you can't use our guide, please ask about what you don't understand or consid | |||
| Note that this implementation of Electrum server is optimized for **personal/small-scale (family/friends) usage**. | |||
| It's a bad idea to run it publicly as it'd expose you to DoS and maybe also other attacks. | |||
| If you want to run a public server you may be interested in the [Blockstream fork of electrs](https://github.com/Blockstream/electrs) | |||
| which is better optimized for public usage at the cost of consuming *significantly* more resources. | |||
| which is better optimized for public usage at the cost of consuming _significantly_ more resources. | |||
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Oh, no, that's just my editor's auto-format plugin changed it while save the file. I'll remove this change, soon.
| -zmqpubrawtx=tcp://0.0.0.0:28335 -zmqpubhashblock=tcp://0.0.0.0:28336 | ||
| -txindex=1 -rpcbind=0.0.0.0 -rpcallowip=0.0.0.0/0 | ||
| -rpcport=18332 -rest -listen=1 -listenonion=0 | ||
| -rpcauth=alice:128f22494cc2208ea8376a3d0b45a131$9cc0187c0e49f35454a3ed1250e40ecaef420cfcd294d3ac22496adbe64f04b9 |
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Is it possible to not use a constant rpcauth?
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I'm using this constant rpcauth just for easy use. Others may delete it and generate their own rpcauth via rpcauth.py, put it to ./bitcoind/bitcoin.conf and change the line auth = "alice:alice" in conf.toml to their own config.
Also, if you want to using cookie file to auth, there's a way to do it:
- you can remove the
rpcauthconfig - append one line in
docker-compose.ymlin[electrs] > volumessection:- ./cookie:/electrs/.cookie - adjust the
conf.tomlfile, i.e. comment out therpcauthline, un-commentcookie_fileand set it's value to/electrs/.cookie - start with
docker compose up -d, this command will only start bitcoind, but not electrs - copy the bitcoind's cookie file's content to
./cookiefile:cat ./bitcoind/testnet3/.cookie > cookie - rebuild electrs with
docker compose up -d --build --no-deps electrs
But i thought it's kind complicate, most people just want one-click to use it.
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It's not easy to setup using rpcauth to connect to bitcoin core, so i just make it much easier for testnet setup. Hope that helps those who want to deploy an testnet with electrs quickly, just one command (
docker compose up -d)