Transaction graph only shows 1 edge and 2 nodes

[DaylightCulture]

Running the latest build, and using the example commands offered in the README.
I always end up with a single straight line.

Running ubuntu 18 and < python 3.2 and Orbit v2.0

Not sure if configuration is wrong, but the first time I ran the command, it worked fine, and since that first time, it always returns the same straight line output

[s0md3v]

Thanks for reporting this issue, I will look into it.

[TheKidKevin]

I'm having this exact same issue. Haven't been able to find a temporary workaround yet.

[mistormusic]

I've cloned the latest master from this repository and ran the following command on osX terminal - python3 ./orbit.py -s adress -d 1 and returned a proper result. I then tried python3 ./orbit.py -s same adress -d 10 and results started returning same 1 edge and 2 nodes results as OP, no matter if -d was used or not. I do not know what determines a correct result since commands are the same and results are different.

[LOsint88]

@s0md3v just wanted to check in if you had a chance to look at the bug? This tool is amazing and I'd love to use it again. Thanks for developing such an awesome tool!

[dolcalmi]

seems that blockchain.info is banning after some requests... please check https://blockchain.info/rawaddr/ and if you get "The owner of this website (blockchain.info) has banned you temporarily from accessing this website." try using Tor or a proxy.

[LOsint88]

@dolcalmi many thanks! will defo try

[jiegen78]

I am experiencing the "ban" problem. Is there some way to slow down things?
And I am not sure if I missing something, but are the payment sizes (how many satoshi) extracted? In the json I don't think to have seen that data.

[s0md3v]

I am gonna fix this today.

[s0md3v]

Just so you guys know, I am working on adding new APIs for getting data as well on other new features.

[LOsint88]

Amazing! Thanks so much. Can't wait to test it Sent from ProtonMail mobile

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[Zarmi2005]

Hi, any progress here? Do you know any workaround?

[orblatt]

Hi guys, any progress? This is a wonderful tool, but the banning issue is severe. I added a sleep command (10-20 sec), custom user agents with no proxy, and still getting an empty graph though

[JamesKBowler]

To get around the API limit I have changed this.

# requester.py
import requests
import time


def requester(url):
    time.sleep(3)
    return requests.get('https://blockchain.info/rawaddr/' + url).text

and ....

# orbit.py
def crawl(addresses, processed, database, limit):
    # threadpool = concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=2)
    # futures = (threadpool.submit(getTransactions, address, processed, database, limit) for address in addresses)
    # for i, _ in enumerate(concurrent.futures.as_completed(futures)):
    #    print('%s Progress: %i/%i        ' % (info, i + 1, len(addresses)), end='\r')
    for address in addresses:
        getTransactions(address, processed, database, limit)
        print('%s Progress: %i/%i        ' % (info, i + 1, len(addresses)), end='\r')

Basically removing the threadpool and adding a sleep of 3 seconds does the trick. Obviously this slows down the process alot!

Would be good if this was working with https://blockstream.info/api/ instead, because you can run your own server using esplora and therefore query as oftern as you like. Esplora takes awhile to setup/index but once its running should be good. Currently on 5 day of indexing!

[josemilagre]

Same issue