Initial Readme

README.md

 # Blockchain Federal Argentina
-## TEST NETWORK
 
-## Official URL: https://gitlab.bfa.ar/blockchain/nucleo
+## Website: https://www.bfa.ar/
+## Container Repository.
 
-1. Install geth
-   - For Debian read doc/compiling-geth-on-debian.txt
-   - For Ubuntu read doc/installing-geth-on-ubuntu.txt
-2. `sudo apt install jq ncurses-bin curl`
-3. `git clone https://github.com/rlegene/bfa.git`
-4. `source ${HOME}/bfa/bin/env`
-   - You can include this line in your .bash_profile if you want.
-   - It is perfectly safe to source it multiple times.
-5. Install this crontab: `@reboot bfa/bin/cron.sh`
-   - If you are running a sealer you MUST do this.
-6. run `start.sh`. This will start synchronizing and probably takes at least an hour.
-7. Change your node's settings with `syncmode.sh`
-   - Do this before you have synced too much in the step before, as it might remove all your downloaded chain data and restart synchronizing the chain.
-8. Wait for it to finish synchronizing.
-9. Run `maymine.sh` to update your configuration (detects if you are allowed to seal/mine or not).
-10. Get some Ether from someone. Once you have some, you can try:
-    - Create your contract (there is already one deployed, but you can "overwrite" it with your own)
-    - Type lines of text into `tsa-insert.sh` (end with ctrl-D)
-11. Free things to do with the BFA:
-    - Verify that the checksum has been seen with `tsa-verify.sh "<yourtexthere>"`
-      - If the text can not be found, it is because your insert transaction still isn't in the blockchain. Wait a bit and try again.
-    - Try the basic `explorer.sh`. It follows "latest" by default, but you can specify a block number as argument, e.g. `explorer.sh 0` to see genesis (block 0).
-    - Try out `walker.pl`
-12. Install node.js so you can do better scripts locally:  
-    `sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 68576280`  
-    `sudo apt-add-repository "deb https://deb.nodesource.com/node_7.x $(lsb_release -sc) main"`  
-    `sudo apt-get update`  
-    `sudo apt-get install nodejs`  
-    `npm init -y`  
-    `npm install web3`
-
-There are other "interesting" programs in the bin/ and src/ directories.
-
-## start.sh
-requires: **geth**
-
-Starts a node on the 5445 BFA test net. Creates a genesis.json if you don't have one already.
-One is already included in this package, which will allow you to connect to the existing BFA testnet.
-
-## attach.sh
-request: **geth**
-
-Connects you to your running local geth.
-
-## compile.and.deploy.contract
-requires: **geth**, **solc**, **jq**
-
-Compiles and deploys a contract to the blockchain. A local "node1" must already be running and synchronized.
-
-Argument 1 is the filename of the contract to compile.
-
-Example: `compile.and.deploy.contract src/TimestampAuthority.sol`
-
-## tsa-insert.sh
-requires: **geth**
-
-Inserts the checksum of a text into the TSA.
-
-## tsa-verify.sh
-requires: **geth**
-
-Returns the first blocknumber where the SHA256 checksum of a text was seen. The timestamp can then be found in the block (with `explorer.sh` for instance).
-
-## explorer.sh
-requires: **curl**, **jq**, **tput** _(ncurses-bin)_, _(curl)_
-
-Simple script to look at blocks
-
-## src/TimeStampAuthority.sol
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-The initial Timestamp service.
-
-## walker.pl
-requires: **geth**, **perl**, __(libjson-perl)__
-
-## rewind.sh
-
-If your local node seems stuck and still connected, then you can try
-this tool, and it'll back up a few blocks on the chain and try to catch
-up from there. It really shouldn't happen, but it was seen a few times
-when there were few sealers, that some nodes could get stuck on a side
-fork.
-
-## log.sh
-
-Takes stdin and rotates it over a limited number of log files. We pipe
-the output from `geth` into `log.sh`, so we still can read the log.
-
-## sendether.sh
-
-If you wish to give someone Ether, this script might be useful.
+Initial commit.