Conflux Releases Node Update to Address Possible Panics and RPC Errors

Conflux released version 3.1.1 of its node software on Thursday, addressing possible node panics, excessive memory use and RPC errors, while adding synchronization checks and updating Linux dependencies. The release addresses a possible execution deadlock during concurrent trace queries. It also corrects incorrect peer reputation updates that can occur during simultaneous connections and adds block-body checks during catch-up synchronization. Two other fixes cover tracing and RPC responses. Version 3.1.1 fixes a panic that could occur when tracing the genesis block and corrects empty or incorrect responses from eth_createAccessList.

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