Title: regarding: bitcoind's memory of spent transactions Post by: Cinnamon Cayenne on November 23, 2013, 11:55:49 PM I had thought it would be possible to navigate the river of Bitcoin history via the RPC API.
For block headers, it seems, this is true: Code: $ getblock 000000001c920d495e1eeef2452b6d1c6c229a919b28196c103ecffebabee141 Code: $ getrawtransaction e1882d41800d96d0fddc196cd8d3f0b45d65b030c652d97eaba79a1174e64d58 Code: $ getrawtransaction 7940cdde4d713e171849efc6bd89939185be270266c94e92369e3877ad89455a If historical, spent transaction data can be queried via another interface in the reference client, or if there is another client that can provide it, I should very much like to know. Title: Re: regarding: bitcoind's memory of spent transactions Post by: gmaxwell on November 24, 2013, 01:00:10 AM Add txindex=1 to your bitcoin.conf, and restart bitcoin with -reindex. It will rebuild your database with an index of all transactions. Adds about 1.4Gbytes of required storage.
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