seredat/karbowanec v.1.7.6

Karbo CLI Suite v.1.7.6

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In this release was added SSL support for RPC with new startup flags for the daemon karbowanecd:

• --rpc-bind-ssl-enable to enable SSL for RPC service
• --rpc-bind-ssl-port SSL port for RPC service (default port is 32448)
• --rpc-chain-file (default name "rpc_server.crt", this is the "fullchain.pem" file is you use letsencrypt)
• --rpc-key-file (default name "rpc_server.key", this is the "privkey.pem")
• --rpc-dh-file (default name "rpc_server.pem")

The simplewallet also got new flags

• for its wallet RPC server:
  • --rpc-bind-ssl-enable enable SSL for RPC service
  • --rpc-bind-ssl-port (default 15100)
  • --rpc-chain-file (=rpc_server.crt) SSL chain file
  • --rpc-key-file (=rpc_server.key) SSL key file
  • --rpc-dh-file (=rpc_server.pem) SSL DH file
• for client:
  • --daemon-cert custom certificate file for performing SSL verification
  • --daemon-no-verify disable SSL verification procedure

The walletd also got these flags:

--rpc-ssl-enable
--bind-port-ssl arg (=16100)
--rpc-ssl-enable 
--rpc-chain-file arg (=rpc_server.crt)
--rpc-key-file arg (=rpc_server.key)
--rpc-dh-file arg (=rpc_server.pem)

for wallet server

--daemon-port-ssl arg (=32448)
--daemon-ssl-enable
--daemon-chain-file arg (=rpc_server.crt)
--daemon-key-file arg (=rpc_server.key)
--daemon-dh-file arg (=rpc_server.pem)

for its builtin node.

How to create DH file:

openssl dhparam -out /etc/letsencrypt/live/yourdomain.com/rpc_server.pem 2048

Added new JSON RPC method resolveopenalias which may be used e.g. in wallets.
Example request:

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": "test",
  "method": "resolveopenalias",
  "params": {
   "url":"aiwe.karbo.me"
  }
}

Response:

{
  "id": "test",
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "result": {
    "address": "KetKFqZu4jH9Gnbbvp5ckbXBzadeDK6EFPNFuPcZcCjMDK31r84weVzcF2BhewZEQGZUjDTB7QgHVbJoYTE89eh2ETuDdLH",
    "status": "OK"
  }
}

We dropped Ubuntu 16.04 because of troubles with automated compiling with OpenSSL support due to some incompatibilities with Boost. You can compile after manually installing the correct (newest) version of Boost.

Download:

Karbo-cli-win64-v.1.7.6.zip
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Karbo-cli-ubuntu18.04-v.1.7.6.tar.gz
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Karbo-cli-ubuntu20.04-v.1.7.6.tar.gz
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Karbo-cli-macOS-v.1.7.6.zip
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