Persist smart contracts in Dev 4.x #10
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Added persistence changes to bootnode and faucet. Updated the miner ip address for testnet. Added change to persist postgres database for blockscout between application starts.
This will have the behaviour survive between puppeth deploys, and not just stops/starts.
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Added directory persistence changes to bootnode and faucet.
Updated the miner ip address for testnet.
Added a timeout to the sysgeth command line, for timeouts.
Changes to persist postgres database for blockscout between application starts. This was achieved by removing the line from explorer.sh which dropped and created the database. We added this to a separate script file, which will only be run once. This will create the database the first time it is run. Otherwise, it will be persisted. This has been tested, and works.