Bitcoin Core v0.2.3

Version: v0.2.3
Tag: v0.2.3
Release Date: 2010-08-12
Docker Pull Command:
- docker pull ghcr.io/mocacinno/mocacinno/bitcoin_core_docker:v2.3
- docker pull mocacinno/btc_core:v2.3
Compiled by: Mocacinno
Changelog: View Sourcecode

comments about the image

used a manually compiled boost 1.57.0 instead of the system’s boost version
built berkeley db 4.7.25 NC from source
built openssl 0.9.8k from source
built util macros 1.3.0 from source
built libXtrans 1.0.2 from source
built pango 1.24.5 from source, had to pull in freetype1 aswell
built wxwidgets 2.9.0 from source
used gcc4.8
loads and loads of linked library’s

style break

versions v0.2.0 till v0.2.6 are completely different from the other versions (and images). It seems like these very old versions don’t have a headless daemon… You HAVE to run a gui… Which is great fun inside a docker container (sarcasm).
Because this requirement, i was no longer able to package this version inside a neat, safe, small minimal container, but i had to use a much larger base image instead (so, it has more attack vectors and a bigger size). Because i’m jumping from windows to linux, the wxwidgets gui looks like crap on my pc… I really hope you guys have more luck than i did!!!

What i did to get this stuff running:

#on my docker host (not inside the container)
xauth list
#i then copied all the magic cookies... each line contains one magic cookie, corresponding to one screen!!!
#i then started my container
docker run -e DISPLAY=$DISPLAY -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix --network=host --entrypoint /bin/bash -it mocacinno/btc_core:v2.3
#inside my container, i tried each magic cookie combined with each screen... So for example this was one of my tries:
export DISPLAY=localhost:10.0
xauth add myhostname/unix:10 MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 randomstring_copied_from_first_step
bitcoin
#then i tried the second magic cookie
export DISPLAY=localhost:11.0
xauth add myhostname/unix:11 MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 randomstring_copied_from_first_step
bitcoin