Comment Comment by stale2002 I've read that there was some sort of assert check, which would fail, and cause the whole node to crash.Therefore fixing the crash is not a "soft fork* because nothing was accepted in the first place.Yes, if it actually accepted the duplicate input, that would cause unlimited inflation, which is obviously a huge deal.Or in other words. We got extremely lucky. parent stale2002 8 years ago
Therefore fixing the crash is not a "soft fork* because nothing was accepted in the first place.
Yes, if it actually accepted the duplicate input, that would cause unlimited inflation, which is obviously a huge deal.
Or in other words. We got extremely lucky.