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December 29, 2014, 11:03:57 AM
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hey guys,

If someone maliciously sends tons of  json-rpc command thru a website interface . (eg , bitcoind->getinfo() or bitcoind->getnewaddress() ..etc)
Does the backend bitcoind exit automatically ?
how many json-rpc commands one bitcoind(core) server could handle ? I wanna know the capacity .

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December 29, 2014, 11:44:30 AM
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No, it doesn't.
If you are integrating bitcoind calls into your service it should only be accessible by localhost/127.0.0.1 so only the site can make rpc calls. If you are worried that someone will be making alot of requests, you can make a custom spam blocker server side.

EDIT: Not sure if it crashes if enough requests is made though, I believe it depends on the machine it runs on.

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