Messages which originate with the current node are logged in the
gossiper such that if a remote peer sends a packet which originated
from the local back to the local node, it should not go back out
again.
It was found that if a non-existent account sent a transaction via
JSON RPC - the transction would be rejected, even if the upfront cost
of the transaction was 0 (0 gasprice, and 0 value).
This was because the sender was deemed to not exist, therefore not
have the required funds.
If the tranasaction was received via block propogation, this problem
would not be hit (as the sender account would be created in the world
state prior to validating the transaction). Local/remote transactions
did not have access to the world state to do this.
MainnetTransactionValidator has been updated to allow a 'null' sender
to create a transaction if the price is zero (and the nonce is acceptable
from the standpoint of a default/initial account state).
Signed-off-by: Adrian Sutton <adrian.sutton@consensys.net>