check service flags being supported by dns providers #162
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laanwj
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This should imo be an optional command-line flag. This script is primarily meant as a quick health check for the DNS seeds. Adding the service bit scanning funcionality could be useful, but i don't think it should be on by default. |
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Nice Suggestion, Ive pushed an update to make |
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Currently, comments for DNS seed filtering are not updated, as discussed here and here. Opening a pull request to update the comments can be noisy. Therefore, I have modified this script to generate all possible combinations of service flags along with their corresponding hexadecimal values and include a function to check if a DNS provider supports a given combination of node services.
My proposal is to add a comment referencing this script to ensure all filters are obtained