Core Lightning ⚡️
@Core_LN
The community Lightning Network implementation bringing instant, low-cost, global micropayments to Bitcoin.
가입 May 2019
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To be clear about what we are recommending: you do not need to shut your node down.
Our advice is to upgrade. When the release lands, verify the signatures and install it, and do that promptly rather than eventually.
--offline is the alternative for anyone who is not going to upgrade. The flag closes peer connections, so nothing routes in, out or through you, while leaving the daemon up. That is why we suggest it over a shutdown: a live daemon still follows the chain and can respond if a counterparty force-closes, a stopped one cannot.
If you do run with --offline, take the flag back out once you upgrade or the node will stay disconnected.
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Core Lightning has been triaging a high volume of AI-generated CVE reports over recent weeks. Several are real, and a coordinated fix is underway.
What to do now: do not shut your node down. Restart it with --offline.
That flag stops peer connections, so no payments route in, out or through your node. It keeps running, which means it keeps watching the chain and can still act if a counterparty force-closes a channel. A node that is powered off cannot do that, and that is why switching off is the worse option.
On @umbrel or @start9labs this is a startup setting for Core Lightning, not a toggle in the dashboard.
What happens next: signed binaries will be published. Verify the signatures before you install, then bring your node back online. Source and reproducible builds follow afterwards so anyone can audit what changed.
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