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Title: Satoshi 0.11.99 Post by: Jet Cash on December 25, 2015, 09:23:30 AM I'm in the final stages of downloading the blockchain, and I've noticed a copy of the peers are using software that appears to be out of the normal sequence. One is Satoshi 0.11.99 .and the other is Bitcoin XT 0.11. Are these non-standard nodes? and should I worry about them?
Title: Re: Satoshi 0.11.99 Post by: ironbit on December 25, 2015, 02:40:11 PM Could you show a screenshot of this? i am not sure but if you are running a own node you could give a customn name to the node. Probably, this is the reason.
I'm in the final stages of downloading the blockchain, and I've noticed a copy of the peers are using software that appears to be out of the normal sequence. One is Satoshi 0.11.99 .and the other is Bitcoin XT 0.11. Are these non-standard nodes? and should I worry about them? Title: Re: Satoshi 0.11.99 Post by: achow101 on December 25, 2015, 02:53:12 PM I'm in the final stages of downloading the blockchain, and I've noticed a copy of the peers are using software that appears to be out of the normal sequence. One is Satoshi 0.11.99 .and the other is Bitcoin XT 0.11. Are these non-standard nodes? and should I worry about them? Satoshi 0.11.99 is just a build of the next version, 0.12. The next version is never bumped up to its actual number until a little bit before actual release. Anytime you see a Satoshi x.xx.99, it is simply a version that was built from the source code and has not yet been released.Bitcoin XT is just another client. It is a fork of Bitcoin Core. You do not need to worry about those nodes. Title: Re: Satoshi 0.11.99 Post by: Jet Cash on December 25, 2015, 04:32:19 PM Thanks for clearing that up.
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