Context : i'm trying to build a smart contract verification system which queries the blockchain about a given contract and then compares the deployed bytecode with the bytecode provided by the user (the whole thing resides on a Node.js server).
Problem: I found out that there is the possibility for the developers to run an arbitrary chosen solidity compiler through the usage of the command solc.looadRemoteVersion(version, callback) but no matter what I do, i keep getting the following error when calling the upmentioned method: Error retrieving binaries : not found.
What I understand is that solc is unable to locate where the binaries are saved (but the little docs I read actually say that if you have the latest installed then, sold should automagically have also older versions..)
And even if the latest version does not have all of its previous versions loaded, where should I put the different versions of the compilers in order for the command to really work?
