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Disable misbehaving peers while seeking for best block #2537
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* v1.3.6 * Print backtrace on panic (#2535) * Don't activate peers on connect; Test (#2537) * Removing unwarps from sync module (#2551) * Remove unwrap from client module (#2554) * remove unwraps in client * imporve block hash expect message * mining perf trace * Fixed race condition in trace import (#2555)
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Disable a peer that does not the headers we need till some progress have been made, to prevent attempts to pull data from them until download makes some progress.
This gets triggered when a peer reports high enough total difficulty, but does not provide a header for some reason.