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The server hosting monero.fail must have IPv6 connectivity before issue #10 can be addressed. A good first step would be to enable IPv6 on monero.fail.

If the server already has IPv6 connectivity and the web server is listening on IPv6, it could be simply a matter of adding an AAAA record to monero.fail.

from serhack on Twitter: I'd like to have additional details for the remote node I'm connecting to (ISP, first found...).

Sounds cool.

there's so much stuff to query that first page response is pretty slow.

Hi,
I completely reorganized my Monero nodes. Some URLs have changed. Can you delete them on monero.fail?
Obsolete mainnet node:
http://lump.boldsuck.org:18081

Obsolete stagenet nodes:
http://crypto.boldsuck.org:38081
http://n452awi37fcjhxj64pox4rrtmyaambphhxlj7s5elwoqx7xfmefa4mqd.onion:38081

Didn't find an email address, that's why I made it via Github issue. Sorry for the trouble.
Special thanks for monero.fail and xmrcannon.net.

The current nodes:

http://xmr-de-2.boldsuck.org:18081
http://6dsdenp6vjkvqzy4wzsnzn6wixkdzihx3khiumyzieauxuxslmcaeiad.onion:18081
http://xmr-de-1.boldsuck.org:18081
http://ip4zpbps7unk6xhlanqtw24f75akfbl3upeckfjqjks7ftfnk4i73oid.onion:18081

http://xmr-lux.boldsuck.org:38081
http://ct36dsbe3oubpbebpxmiqz4uqk6zb6nhmkhoekileo4fts23rvuse2qd.onion:38081

From v0.10.2.0, public node operators are able to add a donation address to an address.txt file in the same directory as wownerod and announce it in RPC get_info call

im not sure how to properly name this column, and this would only be a temporary feature to spread awareness of the upcoming update to curb ordinals. It could also have a negative effect of telling users 'which nodes they can broadcast ordinals from'

but we can discover which nodes are updated using the /sendrawtransaction rpc call - 'eventually' after enough nodes have updated, limiting tx extra could be a requirement to get listed @ monero dot fail.

Regional Cake node URLs are no longer used in Cake Wallet. We use a single node address for all regions and route traffic accordingly.

• Automatically remove offline nodes
• Sorting feature
• Add "monero" and "monero-wallet-rpc" tags for github repository.

Hello,

I just builded a parser of monero.fail to produce list of monero nodes in JSON ( and CSV ) format

https://github.com/ayanamitech/monero-fetcher

https://github.com/ayanamitech/monero-fetcher/blob/main/monero.json

https://github.com/ayanamitech/monero-fetcher/blob/main/monero.txt

It would be great if we have an API endpoint or webpage to view the raw list of servers.

Thanks!

There should be a JSON string version of the node information available so that the data can be used on other projects without having to parse the HTML of the monero.fail page.

URL Example:
https://json.monero.fail || https://monero.fail/json

Output Example:

{
    "nodes": [
      {
        "url": "xmr.node.host",
        "rpc_port": 18081,
        "height": 2843240,
        "available": true,
        "web_compatible": true,
        "network": "mainnet",
        "date_added": "2023-03-16 00:35:38.8740380",
        "last_checked": "2023-03-16 00:34:38.8740380"
      },
      {
        "url": "xmr.node2.host",
        "rpc_port": 18089,
        "height": 2843237,
        "available": true,
        "web_compatible": false,
        "network": "mainnet",
        "date_added": "2023-03-16 00:23:16.8740380",
        "last_checked": "2023-03-16 00:23:16.8740380"
      }
   ]
}

I'm getting AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'last_height' when trying to set this up.
My node is using your docker-monero-node.

I'm also getting

error: invalid command 'bdist_wheel'

  ----------------------------------------
  Failed building wheel for py-levin
  Running setup.py clean for py-levin
Failed to build py-levin

When trying to make setup.
Also am unsure as to what needs to be changed in the config.py

https://monero.fail/nodes.json

I2P nodes are under the "clear" section.

the ssl certificate for monero.fail expired today

Not just active network peers, but nodes actually added

A couple of upstream changes have occurred which makes the setup not as streamlined.

Running the prod script gives the following output

bin/prod: line 5: .venv/bin/activate: No such file or directory
cat: data/gunicorn/gunicorn.pid: No such file or directory
Starting gunicorn with pid

I am not experienced with Python web servers so this may be expected, with the solution being to install some packages. If this is the case it would be beneficial to mention this in README.md (along with instructions on getting the server running such as creating config.py).

Define what this means somewhere and why it may be relevant to the reader.

realized I shoulda run it by you first. If it's problematic i'll hit the undo button somehow.

monero-project/monero-site#2101 (comment)

So, im a dumbass and I don't really know where to start with this. I wanna run the map to see what my node sees, and I see a lot of python.

well, ima just start some random python scripts and see what happens.

It's so slow. maybe optionally allow for less recursion for the sake of time

I have tried submitting my node DNS (AAAA only) and it is not being added. This may have something to do with #31 and #10

think this is close to whats needed, or maybe helpful reference for integration
https://git.wownero.com/qvqc/monero.fail/commit/b4008c58a217a7a8eac28260157c0a1e0bd63920

lmk if I can help, thanks!

A few of the nodes on the site seem to still be running the outdated fork. You can filter them out on mainnet as follows:

• call the the get_block RPC endpoint with parameter height: 2688888
• make sure result.block_header.major_version == 15

Mainnet parameters source.

For testnet, you can use height 1982800.

For stagenet, you can use height 1151000.

This is pretty hacky. A cleaner solution would be nice but for the time being, I think this would be a solid help looking to the site for nodes.

It would be nice if the site showed the age of the node

Hi,

Quick suggestion for this great tool you are providing here. Would it be possible to add a filter for IPv6 available node ?

Cheers,
Bertrand