* whisper: mailserver test introduced, refactoring
* whisper: validation test updated
* whisper: max number of peers fixed
* whisper: verification bug fixed
* whisper: esthetic fix
* whisper: interface changed to simplify the transition to v5
* whisper: preparation for version switch
whisper: project restructured, version 5 introduced
This commits adds a draft version of the new shh v5 protocol.
The new version is not on by default, --shh still selects version 2.
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Fake commit to restart the build servers
Fake commit to hopefully fix the PPA issue.
update versionOracle address for expanse
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cleaned up a few Eth stragglers
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Not sure why the merge tool changed this file and removed that but it
did.
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fixing expanse.js
Again not sure why this one got edited from the last one but -shrug-
fixing rpc calls for eth_ for compatibility
rpc calls still acting crazy
more rpc fixes
make jsre console accept both exp and eth cmds
rpc fixes continued
adding eth api calls
rpc and js-console both have eth calls on by default now
These tests have become a common annoyance on CI. Fix them by allowing
messages with expiration == now into the cache and delaying the check
for expired message handling slightly.
rpc: be less restrictive on the request id
rpc: improved documentation
console: upgrade web3.js to version 0.16.0
rpc: cache http connections
rpc: rename wsDomains parameter to wsOrigins
Whisper's expire and broadcast loops happen in two separate go routines.
Whenever an envelope is being expired it's removed from the set of
envelopes and it looses all information about the envelope, including
the "known hash". After the envelope has been removed it can be
re-accepted by a broadcasting peer putting back the envelope in the set
of envelopes. Since the envelope broadcast loop is separate of the
expire loop expired messages may be broadcast to other peer, resulting
in messages **never** being dropped.
This PR includes an expire check before adding new messages to the set
of envelopes.
