This is a documentation of IOTA IRI configuration options. This documentation contain most of the options, except some options start with P_. Some useful options are PORT, UDP_RECEIVER_PORT, TCP_RECEIVER_PORT, NEIGHBORS. Most of the options are not used by normal users, but you still can check this list to figure what you may need.
0x1 IOTA IRI configuration documentation
| Option | Description | Default | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| API_HOST | This is the api host address, other service or user may use this address to used IOTA IRI Restful API services | localhost | If you want to public your API, you can set to 0.0.0.0, otherwise localhost will limit API access to yourself |
| PORT | This is the port that used by IOTA IRI API (*NOT* neighbors tcp receiver port) | 14600 | This used TCP port |
| UDP_RECEIVER_PORT | This is the port used for UDP neighbors, you will need to give other this port number if both of you using UDP to transmit | 14600 | |
| TCP_RECEIVER_PORT | This is the port used for TCP neighbors, you will need to give other this port number if both of you using TCP to transmit | 15600 | |
| NEIGHBORS | Neighbors that you are connected with | Remember, neighbors will only works when both of you added each others URI, and TCP to TCP, UDP to UDP, do not mixed it! | |
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| TSETNET | Makes it possible to run IRI with the IOTA testnet | FALSE | |
| DEBUG | Enable IOTA IRI to print the debug information | FALSE | If you want to enable debug, you will need to modify IRI logback.xml (uncomment debug part) and recompile, repackage IRI |
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| REMOTE_LIIMIT_API | Exclude certain API calls from being able to be accessed remotely | Some POW API like getTransactionToApprove, attachToTangle you may want to disable, and removeNeighbors, addNeighbors for example. For full API list, please visit: https://iota.readme.io/v1.2.0/reference | |
| REMOTE_AUTH | Require authentication password for accessing remotely. Requires a correct username:hashedpassword combination | ||
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| IXI_DIR | IRI extensions directory path, this directory used to manage IRI extensions | ixi | For extensions example, please visit: https://github.com/bluedigits/nstats |
| MAIN_DB | IRI database provider, default using rocksdb | rocksdb | You can changed this value if you add your own version of persistence provider. You can look at source code RocksDBPresistenceProvider.java to check how it works |
| DB_PATH | IRI database path | mainnetdb | |
| DB_LOG_PATH | IRI database log path | mainnet.log | |
| DB_CACHE_SIZE | IRI database cache size | 100000 | Using MB to count |
| RESCAN_DB | It will remove all address, bundle, approvee and tag in database and rescan all tx, refill the columns when restart IRI | FALSE | |
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| EXPORT | Enable transaction export to file | FALSE | |
| ZMQ_ENABLED | Enable IRI ZMQ | FALSE | For zmq documentation, please visit: https://goo.gl/nAqepz, for zmq used example, please visit: https://github.com/lunfardo314/cache_iri |
| ZMQ_PORT | This is the port used for ZMQ | 5556 | |
| ZMQ_IPC | This is the URI used for ZMQ IPR | ipc://iri | |
| ZMQ_THREADS | This is the thread nubmer used for ZMQ threads | 2 | |
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| MAINNET_MWM | Minimum weight magnitude used in mainnet | 14 | |
| TESTNET_MWM | Minimum weight magnitude used in testnet | 13 | |
| MIN_RANDOM_WALKS | Minimum random walk for selecting tips | 5 | For random walk options, it is used at transactionToApprove - the step to select two tips for verification in the transaction begin. It is used as a iteration times in MCMC (Markov Chain Mote Carlo) |
| MAX_RANDOM_WALKS | Maximum random walk for selecting tips | 27 | |
| MAX_DEPTH | Maximum depth for selecting tips | 15 | This is used in MCMC to choose which tips CAN be select. If this value get larger, that means it can choose select more tips in the tangle (depth from latest tips) |
| MAX_FIND_TRANSACTIONS | Maximum transactions allowed for findTransaction command | 100000 | |
| MAX_REQUESTS_LIST | Maximum request input length | 1000 | For example, addNeighbors will use{..., uris: [tcp://..., tcp://..., udp://...]}, this is the value that limited the length of the uris |
| MAX_GET_TRYTES | Maximum return from getTrytes command | 10000 | If the return list length is larger than MAX_GET_TRYTE, you will get error |
| MAX_BODY_LENGTH | Maximum length of request body | 1000000 |
SOURCE: Louie Lu, IRI source code
0x2 Example IOTA IRI ini file
0x3 References
- IOTA IRI documentation - install IRI
- IOTA IRI Source Code - iotaledger/iri
- IOTA IRI ZMQ Documentation
- IOTA ZMQ Example - lunfardo314/cache_iri
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