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This is a document about config.json.
the config.json is used with anti996 like "./anti996 -c ./config.json"
{
# 1 for full node, 2 for light node;
# currently, it only supports 1
"node_type":1,
# the address your node listen on (both TCP and UDP)
"ip":"0.0.0.0",
"port":10080,
# the seeds are the initialized nodes for p2p network
"seeds":["49.234.235.2:10080"],
# the max_peers is the number your node will connect to(tcp);
"max_peers":128,
# 0 : Error
# 1 : Warn
# 2 : Info
# 3 : Debug
"log_level":3,
# the data_path is used to place blocks data
"data_path":"./data",
# key is the private key for the node;
# you can use plain key or sealed key
"key": {
# plain key : 1
# sealed key : 2
"type":1,
# if use plain key, key file is $path/.pKey otherwise is $path/.skey
"path":"./"
},
# 1 is the main network chain ID
"chain_id":1,
# the *_diff_limit sets the lower bound of mining difficulty;
#
# the string value is the hex representation of an uint32;
# the first byte is the original difficulty's bit length;
# the rest 3 bytes are the prefix of difficulty;
# eg. E8100000 means 0x100000 << (0xE8 - 24), 24 is the 0x100000 bit length
#
# if your node connects to the main network, you should not change them
"block_diff_limit":"E8100000",
"evidence_diff_limit":"EE100000",
# expected block interval(seconds)
# if your node connects to the main network, you should not change it
"block_interval":90,
# mining threads number(>=0 and <= core numbers)
# if it's 0, the program won't mine
"parallel_mine":1,
# genesis block of chain, you should not change it
"genesis":"01000000005d56a8a20b2e8e5ae81000002000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002103ec9abd43ca6fb616a58aa81d08ae52935a62ff61204c9a2cb27aa1ec95fb3b2920527adb4c279b5fd0293f12d5d29e31f3ab34f73767b9e7b15f80255b3747aed000020120d424d7950f219a9f055cab4691e7b3fb68a557d39a0a8f774fe38ed70f94f4d42103ec9abd43ca6fb616a58aa81d08ae52935a62ff61204c9a2cb27aa1ec95fb3b2900463044022009ae72f86e2caff246cf4ff2ad1f98d1cd67f1d8a2d72d43fa882dc89b61de0902201a1cd46b8d4ca8c0a2d413f63cdd5c6f4259fc9623363f0f7a3e8afccfb1a4a40021595901208a86dd096de111dc910bd24dabb88ed3a59d460c99a99e7db88d2ff231d3a6b32103ec9abd43ca6fb616a58aa81d08ae52935a62ff61204c9a2cb27aa1ec95fb3b2900473045022100c8d7e7586363afe609795c1c8df7fb075a6b32263e8f33565baa40cd8d0873560220140348366631cf0a814654ae58feb8edc3b70bf3150a49abdc01d9a4aa4f14a1000598b8",
# the program will listen on 128.0.0.1:$http_port to provide http service
# you can use cmd/client to communicate with it
"http_port": 23666
}