lnd and lightning-loop resolve `localhost` to an IPv4 address when
creating RPC sockets.
Since NixOS 23.05, RTL (nodejs) resolves `localhost` to an IPv6
address when connecting to lnd and lightning-loop, which leads to
connection errors.
To fix these and other potential errors, replace all instances
of `localhost` with `127.0.0.1`.
- Generate lndconnect URLs with protocol `c-lightning-rest` for clightning.
(Zeus now auto-detects the lightning implementation by the URL protocol.)
- Use improved QR code format (via qrencode) .
For both lnd and clightning-rest, `lndconnectOnion` is replaced by
options `lndconnect.enable` and `lndconnect.onion`.
This allows using lndconnect without Tor.
This simplifies integrating a remote bitcoind instance and
makes `bitcoin-cli` work with the remote node.
Add note regarding `whitelistedPort` to docs.
- Fix firewall.allowedTCPPorts settings
- Section `Allow bitcoind RPC connections`:
Set catch-all listen for `rpc.address` instead of `address`.
- rpc.allowip: Set subnet zero to fix allowing all addresses
- Move section `updating` from `usage.md` to `configuration.md` and
rename `usage.md` -> `services.md`.
`services.md` documents how enable and interact with node services.
- README: Move `docs` below `Get started`. The `docs` section is short and
should be easily accessible.
- Don't overwrite `nix-bitcoin-release.nix` on errors
- Show a message to indicate whether `nix-bitcoin-release.nix` was
updated
- Don't start a shell when called noninteractively
Also, update `usage.md` and reformat `shell.nix`.
- Update nixos iso
- Make sure to be root before parting and give instructions for checking
UEFI vs. legacy
- Instead of making user replace automatically generated nixos config,
explain how to add options.
- Add boot.loader options directly to hardware-configuration.nix
- Copy .gitignore when setting up a deployment dir
- Stress that the first config that is deployed remotely must include ssh key.
- Debian: 9 Strech -> Debian 10 Buster
- nix: 2.3.3 -> 2.3.10
- enable usage outside of secure-node.nix
- use json as the output format
- show ports
- also show local addresses, which is particularly useful when
netns-isolation is enabled
- only show enabled services
