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It is based on the original c++ seeders created for the Bitcoin network and copied to other similar networks.
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This application can seed one or more networks on the same ip address. At the moment there are config files for the Twister and Bitcoin networks. You use the -netfile commandline option to specify one or more comma seperated filenames to load the network configuration for that network.
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## Features
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* Supports multiple networks. You can run multiple seeders off one ip address.
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* Uses Go Language so it can easily be compiled and run on multiple platforms.
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* Minimal resource requirements. Will easily seed multiple networks on a Raspberry Pi 1 Mobel B+
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* Restricts the number of addresses accepted from any one node.
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* Cycle through working nodes to keep the active list fresh
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* Reduces bandwidth usage on nodes if it has many working nodes already in the system.
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* Ability to generate and edit your own seeder config file to support new networks.
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### Planned features
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* Support remote crawlers. Run the DNS seeder on one system and the crawlers on a different system.
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You can use the -j option to produce a sample json network config file (dnsseeder.json) in the current directory and then edit the file to seed your own network.
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Also see the associated utility to display information about [non-standard ip addresses](https://github.com/gombadi/nonstd/)
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