Notification for transactions #5328
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Forking a new process for every single transaction is almost certainly a bad idea. See #5303 for a better approach. |
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Oh I was about to comment that we already have Agree @gavinandresen zmq is the way forward here. Forking is a suboptimal notification mechanism in the best of times, but for something so high-frequency it's even worse. |
This was referenced May 4, 2015
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Added a command line option "-txnotify=" to set a program called when a (unconfirmed) transaction is received. Works similar to "-blocknotify".