Previous versions of Dojo provided the choice between 2 data sources for import and rescan operations, the local bitcoind and OXT. This version introduces a new optional Docker container running a local indexer (addrindexrs) that can be used as an alternative to the 2 existing options.
The local indexer provides private, fast and exhaustive imports and rescans.
Warning: The local indexer requires around 120GB of additionnal disk space during its installation, and around 60GB after the compaction of its database.
See this documentation for the detailed procedure allowing to configure and install the indexer.
This version of Dojo introduces the support of a local external Electrum server (ElectrumX or Electrs) as the data source of imports and rescans. This option provides the same benefits as the new local indexer to users running an Electrum server.
See this documentation for the detailed procedure allowing to configure your Electrum server as the data source of imports and rescans.
By default, the upgrade process will try to reuse the image layers cached by Docker in order to reduce the duration of upgrades.
A new option for the upgrade command allows to force a complete rebuild of all the containers (equivalemt to the former default behavior of the upgrade process).
> ./dojo.sh upgrade --nocache
A few controls and confirmations were added to the installation process in order to avoid multiple calls leading to problems with database credentials. Additionally, a full uninstallation is forced before a new installation is allowed.
Upgrade to Bitcoin Core v0.19.1
- #118 add support of local indexers as the data source of imports and rescans
- #119 improve performances of dojo upgrades
- #120 upgrade btc-rpc-explorer to v1.1.8
- #121 add controls and confirmations before reinstalls and uninstalls
- #124 upgrade bitcoin v0.19.1
- #115 backport of fix implemented in 1.4.1
- BTCxZelko
- Crazyk031
- GuerraMoneta
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
Since v1.4.0, some users that Dojo is hanging during its shutdown. This release provides a fix for the users affected by this problem.
This release removes automatic restarts of the bitcoind container when bitcoind has exited with an error.
- 0ff045d keep bitcoind container up if bitcoind exits with an error
- bd43526 fix for dojo hanging on shutdown
- 3ee85db force kill of docker exec used for testing bitcoind shutdown if command hangs more than 12s
- 21925f7 bump versions of dojo and bitcoind container
- 08342e3 add trace in stop() function of dojo.sh
- BTCxZelko
- Crazyk031
- GuerraMoneta
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
- mj
This release adds a new docker container hosting a local block explorer (BTC RPC Explorer).
Access to the block explorer is secured by a password defined in /docker/my-dojo/conf/docker-explorer.conf (see EXPLORER_KEY configuration parameter).
Upgrade procedure
# Stop your Dojo
# Download the Dojo archive for this release
# Override the content of your <dojo_dir> with the content of the Dojo archive
# Edit <dojo_dir>/docker/my-dojo/conf/docker-explorer.conf.tpl and set the value of `EXPLORER_KEY` with a custom password.
# Launch the upgrade of your Dojo with: dojo.sh upgrade
This local block explorer is available as a Tor hidden service. Its static onion address can be retrieved with the command
dojo.sh onion
Starting with this release, Dojo is automatically launched when the docker daemon starts.
- #101 add --auto and --nolog options to install and upgrade commands
- #102 improve performances of transactions imports
- #107 add optional block explorer
- #108 switch restart policies of containers to always
- #109 use port 80 of keyservers
- #110 replace keyserver
- #111 enable autostart of dojo
- #113 check if dojo is running (start and stop commands)
- #100 fix issue caused by sed -i on osx
- anwfr
- jochemin
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
Configuration parameter NODE_IMPORT_FROM_BITCOIND is replaced by NODE_ACTIVE_INDEXER.
The supported values for the new parameter are:
local_bitcoind(equivalent to formerNODE_IMPORT_FROM_BITCOIND=active)third_party_explorer(equivalent to formerNODE_IMPORT_FROM_BITCOIND=inactive)
Upgrade of Dojo to v1.3.0 automatically sets the parameter to the default value local_bitcoind.
Previous versions of Dojo used the git repository operated by the Tor Project during the build of the Tor container. Starting with this version, Dojo will download an archive of the source code.
Users living in countries blocking the access to resources provided by the Tor Project can easily switch to a mirror site by editing this line before installing or upgrading their Dojo.
The default source used by Dojo is the archive provided by the Tor Project.
The Tor container now supports the configuration of Tor bridges. For some users, it may be appropriate to configure Tor bridges in order to circumvent a local censorship of the Tor network. See this section of the documentation for the activation of Tor bridges on your Dojo.
This version introduces a new "Blocks Rescan" feature accessible from the Maintenance Tool.
"Blocks Rescan" allows to rescan a range of blocks for all the addresses currently tracked by your Dojo (loose addresses or addresses derived for your xpubs). This feature comes in handy when the block confirming a missing transaction is known by the user.
The testnet version of Dojo now relies on the Esplora API as its external data source for imports and rescans.
Previously used API (BTC.COM and Insight) have been removed.
Default URL used for the Esplora API is https://blockstream.info/testnet. A local Esplora instance can be used by editing this line.
Support of HTTPS by the NodeJS server has been removed.
Upgrade to Bitcoin Core v0.19.0.1.
The bitcoinjs library has been updated to v5.1.4.
- #71 update to use latest bitcoinjs
- #74 adding bridge support to tor-container
- #80 add support of blocks rescans in the maintenance tool
- #83 removed unused support of https by nodejs apps
- #84 install tor from source code archive
- #85 add esplora as a data source for testnet imports and rescans
- #90 update the remote importer
- #91 improve the tracking of loose addresses
- #93 increase timeouts defined in docker-compose files (for raspi hardwares)
- #93 upgrade bitcoind to bitcoin core 0.19.0.1
- #73 remove unhandled promise error
- #79 retry to send sql requests on detection of a lock
- #94 improve the transaction cache implemented for bitcoind rpc client
- #76 pin versions in package-lock.json
- junderw
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
- nickodev
Support of testnet has been added to MyDojo.
See this doc for more details.
Upgrade to Bitcoin Core v0.18.1.
Fix a bug introduced by Dojo v1.1 when bitcoind is exposed to external apps.
See issue #59.
- #46 add testnet support to my-dojo
- #49 add support of auth token passed through the authorization http header
- #54 remove /dump/heap endpoint and dependency on heapdump package
- #55 upgrade bitcoind to bitcoin core 0.18.1
- #60 fix for #59 (dojo with exposed bitcoind ports doesn't start)
- dergigi
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
- Mark Engelberg
- PuraVida
- pxsocs
An upgrade mechanism for MyDojo has been added.
See this doc for more details.
Optional support of an existing Bitcoin full node running outside of Docker has been added.
This setup can be configured thanks to new options defined in ./docker/my-dojo/conf/docker-bitcoind.conf. When this option is activated, the install command skips the installation of bitcoind in Docker.
Note: The Bitcoin full node installed by MyDojo is configured for taking care of your privacy at a network level. You may lose the benefits provided by the default setup if your external full node isn't properly configured. Use at your own risk.
See this doc for more details.
New options defined in ./docker/my-dojo/conf/docker-bitcoind.conf allow to expose the RPC API and ZMQ notifications provided by the full node of MyDojo to applications runnnig outside of Docker.
Note: Exposing the full node of MyDojo to external applications may damage your privacy. Use at your own risk.
See this doc for more details.
A new option defined in ./docker/my-dojo/conf/docker-bitcoind.conf allows to keep a static onion address for your full node.
By default, MyDojo generates a new onion address at each startup. We recommend to keep this default setup for better privacy.
See this doc for more details.
A new "clean" command has been added to Dojo shell script for deleting old Docker images of MyDojo.
This command allows to free disk space on the Docker host.
Added a new doc for advanced setups.
Added a new doc for MacOS users.
- #1 my-dojo upgrade mechanism
- #7 support of inbound connections through Tor
- #8 add config option exposing the rpc api and zmq notifications to external apps
- #10 add an option allowing to run dojo on top of an external bitcoind
- #11 clean-up
- #12 extend support of external apps
- #15 fix issue introduced by #10
- #19 fix bitcoind port in torrc
- #20 increase nginx timeout
- #25 force the tracker to derive next indices if a hole is detected
- #27 rework external loop of Orchestrator
- #28 rework RemoteImporter
- #32 change the conditions switching the startup mode of the tracker
- #33 check authentication with admin key
- #37 automatic redirect of onion address to maintenance tool
- #38 dojo shutdown - replace sleep with static delay by docker wait
- #5 mydojo - install nodejs
- #6 remove deprecated "new Buffer" in favor of "Buffer.from"
- #41 update nodejs packages
- #13 included Mac instructions
- 92097d8 doc
- de4c9b5 doc - minor updates
- fead0bb doc - add link to MacOS install doc
- #42 fix few typos, add backticks for config values
- #43 add missing
dindocker-bitcoind.conf
- a382e42 add sql scripts and config files to gitignore
- 05nelsonm
- clarkmoody
- dergigi
- hkjn
- kenshin-samourai
- LaurentMT
- michel-foucault
- pxsocs
- Technifocal