def send_version(self):
version = self.bitcoin_network.client_version
services = self.bitcoin_network.available_services
now = int(time.time())
recipient_address = Bitcoin.serialize_network_address(
None,
self.bitcoin_network.available_services,
with_timestamp=False)
sender_address = Bitcoin.serialize_network_address(
None,
self.bitcoin_network.available_services,
with_timestamp=False)
nonce = random.randrange(0, 1 << 64)
user_agent = Bitcoin.serialize_string(self.bitcoin_network.user_agent)
lastBlock = random.randrange(
1024,
102400 * 2) # TODO - is it OK to just say '0' on every connect?
payload = struct.pack(
"<LQQ", version, services,
now) + recipient_address + sender_address + struct.pack(
"<Q", nonce) + user_agent + struct.pack("<L", lastBlock)
message = Bitcoin.wrap_message("version", payload,
Bitcoin.NETWORK_DELIVERY)
self.send(message)
def send_version(self):
version = self.bitcoin_network.client_version
services = self.bitcoin_network.available_services
now = int(time.time())
recipient_address = Bitcoin.serialize_network_address(None, self.bitcoin_network.available_services, with_timestamp=False)
sender_address = Bitcoin.serialize_network_address(None, self.bitcoin_network.available_services, with_timestamp=False)
nonce = random.randrange(0, 1 << 64)
user_agent = Bitcoin.serialize_string(self.bitcoin_network.user_agent)
lastBlock = random.randrange(1024, 102400*2) # TODO - is it OK to just say '0' on every connect?
payload = struct.pack("<LQQ", version, services, now) + recipient_address + sender_address + struct.pack("<Q", nonce) + user_agent + struct.pack("<L", lastBlock)
message = Bitcoin.wrap_message("version", payload, Bitcoin.NETWORK_DELIVERY)
self.send(message)
