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INCOMING TRANSMISSION — GoVault v1.4.1
A small, sharp follow-up to v1.4.0: tidier block detection and a knob for the
ZMQ fallback poll.
🎛️ NEW — set your ZMQ fallback poll interval
With ZMQ enabled, GoVault hears new blocks instantly; the RPC poll is only a
safety net for the rare case a ZMQ message is missed. You can now set how often
that fallback runs, right in Setup → ZMQ Block Endpoint → Fallback Poll Interval
(seconds). Leave it at 30s, or dial it up to 60s+ for a lighter touch on
your node — ZMQ still catches blocks the instant they land either way.
🧹 FIX — no more double work-restart on a new block
When ZMQ and the fallback poll noticed the same block at almost the same moment,
they could each broadcast a fresh job for it — a harmless but wasteful extra
work-restart. Block detection now records the new tip atomically, so whichever
path sees it first wins and the other stays quiet. One block, one clean job.
(Everything from v1.4.0 still applies — including the critical CashAddr
(BCH/XEC/BCH2) payout fix. If you skipped it, grab this build.)
💾 GET IT
Windows
- Installer (recommended): download
GoVault-amd64-installer.exe, run it, launch from the Start Menu. - Portable: download
GoVault-windows-amd64.exeand double-click — no install. - Windows 10/11 ships WebView2. If you hit a WebView2 error, grab the runtime from Microsoft.
macOS
- Apple Silicon:
GoVault-macos-arm64.zip· Intel:GoVault-macos-amd64.zip - Unzip, then right-click
GoVault.app→ Open (bypasses Gatekeeper; the app is unsigned). Opens normally after the first launch.
Linux
- x64:
GoVault-linux-amd64· ARM64 / Raspberry Pi:GoVault-linux-arm64
# Ubuntu 24.04+ / Pi OS Bookworm+
sudo apt install libgtk-3-0 libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 # (…-4.0-37 on 22.04 / older)
chmod +x GoVault-linux-* && ./GoVault-linux-*Headless (edge node / relay)
Prefer a screenless box? The govault-headless-* binaries run the same core with an HTTP + SSE dashboard — pure Go, every platform, no GUI libs required.
Requirements: GoVault talks to a Bitcoin Core (or compatible) node over RPC. Make sure your node is up and RPC is enabled before you start. For ZMQ instant-block mode, add -zmqpubhashblock to your node too.
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