* If Tor *.onion hostname, use HTTP with Tor proxy
* If 127.0.0.1 or localhost, use HTTP without Tor proxy
* If LAN address or *.local FQDN, use HTTP without Tor proxy
* If any other FQDN hostname, use HTTPS with Tor proxy
The p2pNetworkAndWalletReady MonadicBinding might be removed from GC
if its a local variable. I observed that in BisqSetup with a similar
setup. It might be an implementation weakness in MonadicBinding
(usage of weak references?). A tester reported that he does not see any
result, which might be cause that the service never gets the
onP2pNetworkAndWalletReady triggered if the MonadicBinding is not there
anymore.
By removing the listener we need at shutdown we need it anyway as class
field (so codacy does not complain anymore). As well added a check if
all is already complete to skip the MonadicBinding at all
(not expected case in onAllServicesInitialized).
dispute has been opened. This will cause a Runtime exception but that
is justified as the caller need to ensure to do the check and do not
allow to get to that point.
Fix missing CSS color code xmr-orange, was missing from dark mode.
Fix log message spelling/typo errors.
Removed 2 fixes from SellerStep3View so that chimp1984 can make
changes.
Remove address validator from XMR service address settings because
it does not support https prefix.
We apply userName to accountId if it is not set (e.g. new account
created with new version). We do not use that for display or for
account signing in case both fields are the same but we need to use
accountId in case the user trades with a not updated user who expects
accountId as only field.
I improved a bit the display of account data in the trade screens.
In case accountId was set with the phone number (updated account with
phone nr used for account signing) we show both userName and phone nr.
- Show phone number if accountId was set by old account. Otherwise
show only userName
- For old users they will see the user name as phone number displayed
if they trade with new users if the new user has created a new account.
If he has updated an existing account the accountId (phone number) is
used, so it displays the phone number.
- At step 2 changed display of own account data to show account name
- Add 'Recipients' prefix to account data of peer at step 2
Step 3: Buyers account data can be
- Phone number if peer is using old version
- User name if peer is updated user with new account (we apply userName
to accountId)
- Phone number if user is on old version and peer is updated user with
updated account (we keep accountId as phone number)
- User name/Phone number if peer is updated user with updated account
For backward compatibility we need to exclude the new field for
the contract json.
We can remove that after a while when risk that users with
pre 1.3.8 version trade with updated
users is very low.
Support agent can mark a suspicious dispute as resolved so it does not
show the alert icon anymore. In the full report a [ACK] got added to
that dispute.
If we would add DisputeManager to previous structure it would cause a
circular dependency error from guice. We change dependency structure so
that TradeManager does not know XmrTxProofService but XmrTxProofService
gets an instance of TradeManager. It makes code cleaner in total as well
as responsibility is better defined.
Next commit will contain the DisputeManager addition.
On OSX InetAddress.getLocalHost() can cause problems. On my machine I
get a 5 sec. delay at each start up in localhost mode. The
InetAddress.getLoopbackAddress call is super fast.
Both versions connect to my local btc node, but not sure what can be
the differences if local environment is configured differently as
default. But as those issues with very slow getLocalHost lookup seems
to be more risky I would recommend that we change it.
It only affects localhost regtest mode and users who have a local btc
node running. The detection code for that is using getLoopbackAddress
as well.
See: a5cca0ee1e
