blockbook VS reddit

I went ahead and logged the issue on blockbook, so hopefully this won't be needed for long.

Sources: Trezor Forum, Reddit, Github

Hello, I am a software developer and currently developing a blockchain application. my application has many logic and one of them is need to get transaction information of different blockchain networks. I found Trezor's Blockbook solution (https://github.com/trezor/blockbook) that allows me to do this more easily. But my resources are very few. In addition I also found some open-source resources that connect to the public Blockbook (https://github.com/bitaccess/blockbook-client). Looks like it's connecting to your resources here ('btc1.trezor.io', 'btc2.trezor.io'). So I would like to ask if I implement a Blockchain solution that sends large amount of network data to these Trezor public Blockbooks, will there be any problem?

Nice, dont you have to give credit to trezor on the explorer page though https://github.com/trezor/blockbook/blob/master/COPYING

I have built and sync'd the Trezor custom backend, Blockbook, on a local VM running on my local network. Trezor Suite refuses to connect to it:

Settings > Crypto > Hover over your coin of choice > Click the cog > Change the default "Trezor servers" to "Custom Blockbook server". https://github.com/trezor/blockbook

I just found the answer to my own question. You can also host the Trezor server part yourself with https://github.com/trezor/blockbook so that you are not relying on any Trezor service at all to continue working.

In fact, you can already use custom node when you run Blockbook.

I think this might be related to this issue? I've had a few others tell me that trezor doesn't keep track well once internal txns get involved. https://github.com/trezor/blockbook/issues/125

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If you do have questions or run into problems post on this thread, or, if you find reddit too adversarial, you can post on the GitHub discussion board tied to my posts. Please don't DM me.

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So no, I can set my reddit password to 79fb...a183 and I no longer need to remember it. Whenever I feed my Trezor the same arguments to encrypt-keyvalue I will always get the same ciphertext back. This method is actually what the original Trezor Password Manager uses, as well as the Keepass2Trezor plugin. After toying with this a while I wanted a bit more flexability so I made a mk_secret.py script to do most of the work for me. Now my command is simplified to:

BTW. Here is my bip39-diceware list. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

dump_cj_keypool.py, typical use as python dump_cj_keypool.py > keypool.txt

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An old post I made about it. Usually involves getting to the US and getting an adult to help. It's much easier if you take a summer job and have money that you can claim you earned instead of begging parents both for the money and the sign-off.

Here's the completed bash script for this, in case anyone is interested: