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@ -3,9 +3,20 @@ Go Language dns seeder for Networks that use Bitcoin technology such as the [Twi
It is based on the original c++ seeders created for the Bitcoin network and copied to other similar networks. It is based on the original c++ seeders created for the Bitcoin network and copied to other similar networks.
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. ## Features
* Supports multiple networks. You can run multiple seeders off one ip address.
* Uses Go Language so it can easily be compiled and run on multiple platforms.
* Minimal resource requirements. Will easily seed multiple networks on a Raspberry Pi 1 Mobel B+
* Restricts the number of addresses accepted from any one node.
* Cycle through working nodes to keep the active list fresh
* Reduces bandwidth usage on nodes if it has many working nodes already in the system.
* Ability to generate and edit your own seeder config file to support new networks.
### Planned features
* Support remote crawlers. Run the DNS seeder on one system and the crawlers on a different system.
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.
Also see the associated utility to display information about [non-standard ip addresses](https://github.com/gombadi/nonstd/) Also see the associated utility to display information about [non-standard ip addresses](https://github.com/gombadi/nonstd/)