13:04:13 <nandubatchu> Hi
13:04:31 <nandubatchu> Need help in understanding the status of Integrated Addresses after the recent upgrade
13:09:48 <moneromooo> Same as before.
13:13:21 <nandubatchu> But the monero-wallet-cli is not recognising the transactions anymore
13:13:45 <nandubatchu> moneromooo: also not able to decode outputs on xmrchain.net with the Integrated Address
13:14:04 <nandubatchu> moneromooo: only able to decode the inputs (that too using the base address)
13:14:07 <moneromooo> Give more info,
13:14:18 <nandubatchu> like?
13:14:34 <moneromooo> Like what you did. Any error there is.
13:14:46 <nandubatchu> https://xmrchain.net/search?value=16d6d6a87bfa6639c55e89bc71f5cbd76f21d096d4c67ef1f535788e5ac54945
13:15:07 <nandubatchu> this is an incoming transaction to the integrated Address (4Eb1kaMM1eNWJ5NBsEj2R77ZBEgDa3fEe9GLpSf2FRmhexPvfYDUAB7EXX1Hdb3aMQ9FLqdJ56yaAhiXoRsceGJCdCtbqid7ngX2sCm3QW)
13:15:23 <nandubatchu> The base address for this is (437yDDiyKnAcxiBQo9LVF6jgcZ3q9AmFjDvrp2STC7Z9YirRiNFfn93YWaNhKSr7r8dMkjQszcdA9ZVEPvBhiNhgEB5HQ55)
13:15:50 <nandubatchu> Now I am not able to decode the transaction with the Integrated Address as I used to do with a lot of incoming transactions earlier
13:16:12 <nandubatchu> But this time, I am able to decode the inputs ONLY with the base address
13:16:39 <nandubatchu> also this transaction is not being recognised into the monero-wallet-cli daemon
13:16:42 <moneromooo> Oh, it's your code, not monero's ?
13:17:05 <moneromooo> Explain what you mean by "I am able to decode the inputs ONLY with the base address".
13:17:07 <nandubatchu> when queried, receiving the response "Transaction not found."
13:17:21 <moneromooo> ie, what do you do, and what does the wallet say in return.
13:17:25 <moneromooo> (if anything)
13:17:54 <nandubatchu> {
13:17:54 <nandubatchu>     "jsonrpc": "1.0",
13:17:54 <nandubatchu>     "id": "curltest",
13:17:56 <nandubatchu>     "method": "get_transfer_by_txid",
13:17:58 <nandubatchu>     "params": {"txid": "16d6d6a87bfa6639c55e89bc71f5cbd76f21d096d4c67ef1f535788e5ac54945"}
13:18:00 <nandubatchu> }
13:18:02 <nandubatchu> I query the wallet instance with RPC command
13:18:09 <nandubatchu> {
13:18:09 <nandubatchu>   "error": {
13:18:09 <nandubatchu>     "code": -8,
13:18:11 <nandubatchu>     "message": "Transaction not found."
13:18:13 <nandubatchu>   },
13:18:15 <nandubatchu>   "id": "curltest",
13:18:17 <nandubatchu>   "jsonrpc": "2.0"
13:18:19 <nandubatchu> }
13:18:21 <moneromooo> Paste large stuff elsewhere please.
13:18:21 <nandubatchu> This is the response I see
13:19:29 <moneromooo> Is that related ?
13:19:36 <nandubatchu> But if I query the node daemon that the wallet-daemon refers to - https://pastebin.com/7aK1M8ha
13:20:07 <moneromooo> Oh, nvm, it's a wallet RPC. Ignore my last question.
13:20:11 <nandubatchu> Somehow, the Integrated Addresses seems to be broken
13:20:23 <moneromooo> Has the wallet refreshed past that tx yet ?
13:20:52 <nandubatchu> yes, the wallet daemon height is the latest
13:21:06 <moneromooo> OK. I'll try here.
13:23:20 <nandubatchu> Is there any update in the transaction or addresses formatting?
13:23:50 <moneromooo> No relevant one.
13:41:59 <moneromooo> Works for me.
13:42:46 <moneromooo> I created two new wallets, mined to one, created an integrated address in the other, sent from the mining one to the other, the other sees the tx, and get_transfer_by_txid works with that tx.
13:43:20 <moneromooo> Is your refresh-from-block-height set correctly ? See "set"
13:43:58 <nandubatchu> where is this flag?
13:44:08 <moneromooo> See "set"
13:44:25 <nandubatchu> I tried the refresh RPC from 0 block height
13:44:30 <nandubatchu> It did not help
13:45:07 <moneromooo> How did you create your wallet ?
13:45:44 <nandubatchu> Using the monero-wallet-cli tool
13:45:56 <nandubatchu> But what is the issue with xmrchain.net?
13:46:08 <nandubatchu> I am not able to decode them on their UI also
13:46:58 <moneromooo> I don't know.
13:47:22 <moneromooo> Are you sure you're using the right wallet ?
13:48:20 <nandubatchu> yes, the wallet was deployed like about 5 months ago
13:48:25 <nandubatchu> running till now
13:48:34 <nandubatchu> has done like 100s of transactions till yesterday
13:49:13 <moneromooo> Then rescan_bc with log level 2, and see if it says anything different when it goes over that particular tx. Any error, mention of being skipped, etc.
13:50:45 <nandubatchu> rescan_bc ??
13:51:14 <moneromooo> You can do this on a copy of the wallet cache.
13:52:26 <moneromooo> Also, are you really sure you sent to that address ?
13:59:47 <nandubatchu> yes
14:05:15 <moneromooo> Does this happen just for this tx, or also other txes ?
14:11:13 <nandubatchu> a couple of others also
14:12:15 <moneromooo> Does at least one work ?
14:13:21 <nandubatchu> not after they stopped being recognised
14:19:55 <moneromooo> Can you tell whether this point was (1) when you updated monero-wallet-cli, (2) when the fork happened, (3) something else ?
14:27:14 <nandubatchu> After I have upgraded the monero-wallet-cli, no issues
14:27:32 <nandubatchu> After the fork happened (assuming on 30th Nov), no issues
14:27:43 <nandubatchu> Issue started like from yesterday night
14:27:52 <nandubatchu> about 12-15 hours back
14:30:53 <nandubatchu> But the issue is also on the xmrchain.net
15:23:23 <moneromooo> Did you run rescan_bc yet ?
15:32:59 <matix-io> hey guys, i'd love to get involved working on monero in some capacity. who has a pretty global knowledge of projects going on related to Monero? would be great to chat to see where my skills might be applicable
15:34:17 <moneromooo> I guess us as a whole. What are you good at, and what do you prefer doing ?
15:48:24 <matix-io> my normal work life involves lots of web & mobile app development. if these skills are useful anywhere in the monero ecosystem i'll elaborate.  i generally enjoy programming in most languages, but python is probably a favorite and pure-functional languages like Haskell cause me problems.  i just looked at the roadmap and noticed Trezor Hardware Wallets Support as an item.  integrations like that are the
15:48:26 <matix-io> kind of things i think my skills would be applicable to.
15:51:17 <moneromooo> We use python only for tests I think (tests/functional_tests). Trezor code is C++, ph4r05 is the one maintaining it.
15:52:29 <moneromooo> Web stuff, woodser maintains a javascript lib for monero, and has a mostly working monero wallet building with emscripten. I'd like to get a build script for emscripten in tree (including dependencies), maybe you'd want to help with with.
15:52:57 <moneromooo> There's also the monero GUI, which is in QML and javascript, I'm sure it could use some mobile improvements.
15:53:38 <moneromooo> About integration, easier integration with tor and i2p would be great too if you fancy that.
15:55:37 <matix-io> are all of these projects housed at https://github.com/monero-project?tab=repositories
15:56:14 <moneromooo> No. There's https://github.com/monero-ecosystem also, and others.
15:57:03 <moneromooo> What you linked is what's maintained by the monero core team and contributors. The one I linked is a collection of projects from other people who decided to put their stuff in one place.
15:58:27 <moneromooo> One other interesting project since we're talking about third party ones: https://repo.getmonero.org/selene/primo (QML/javascript/C++).
15:59:28 <moneromooo> I'm sure there are other projects around, that's the only links I have though.
16:01:51 <moneromooo> vtnerd: your noise PR says: Added support for "noise" over I1P/Tor to mask Tx transmission.
16:02:18 <moneromooo> However, I'm getting a load of flood messages and I'm not using I2P nor Tor. Is this expected ?
16:02:40 <moneromooo> I'm not using any --tx-proxy or other related switches.
16:03:13 <moneromooo> "flood" as in tx relay messages from the flood code.
16:05:56 <matix-io> moneromooo: thanks for the resources, I'll have a look & see if I find anything interesting for me
16:06:18 <moneromooo> Sounds good, thanks and welcome :)
16:24:15 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> @matix-io I’ve been looking for a web developer’s help building two possible web applications using monero-javascript in the monero-ecosystem.  Specifically I had in mind a simple wallet application [1] and a stress testing tool that might one day be used to stress test the network.  There’s a sample web application [2] which uses the library to demonstrate integration.  It currently depends on
16:24:16 <kovri-slack2> monero-wallet-rpc, but I want to support a fully client-side wallet from monero-project via webassembly.  [1] wallet mockups: https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-app/tree/master/wallet_mockups [2] sample web application: https://github.com/woodser/xmr-sample-app
17:41:23 <selsta> luigi1111: v0.15.0.1 CLI release notes http://paste.debian.net/hidden/2d9f235f/
17:41:35 <selsta> maybe you can add downloads and set it as latest release
17:42:38 <luigi1111w> are there downloads?
17:42:49 <selsta> ah wait
17:42:52 <selsta> you added them to GUI
17:42:56 <selsta> these are CLI notes
17:43:19 <selsta> I’ll send you GUI notes later once we have binaries
17:43:42 <luigi1111w> oh I see
17:43:50 <luigi1111w> I'm blind
17:43:54 <luigi1111w> I deleted
17:44:27 <luigi1111w> there we go
17:51:21 <selsta> luigi1111w: I forgot about hashes in the paste above http://paste.debian.net/hidden/d39e021b/
17:51:42 <matix-io> kovri-slack2: yeah those mockups look pretty straightforward.  that could be a nice fit for me.
17:58:23 <moneromooo> For clarity, kovri-slack2 is a relay, woodser was writing.
17:59:29 <kinghat> where do you hang woodser? some slack i assume?
17:59:44 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> yes I connect through slack
18:00:52 <kinghat> which slack?
18:01:55 <moneromooo> There's more than one ? I thought it was a centralized company.
18:02:34 <kinghat> you have to join a specific slack though?
18:02:58 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> I believe it’s the kovri.slack.com workspace
18:03:29 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> yeah
18:04:00 <kinghat> are you the only one there? mebbe move elsewhere?
18:04:18 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> heh I could be
18:18:12 <matix-io> oh lol woodser i thought kovri-slack was your username
18:18:26 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> :P
18:20:46 <matix-io> woodser what's the best way to contact you about those projects?
18:21:47 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> are you able to dm at this username?
18:24:07 <matix-io> woodser just sent one to <kovri-slack2>
18:24:13 <matix-io> which is what it says your username is
18:36:10 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> keybase?
18:37:44 <kinghat> is it just woodser on keybase?
18:37:50 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> yes
18:44:34 <kinghat> did i add you or is it an imposter woodser?
18:46:03 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> it is the real woodser
18:46:47 <kinghat> 👌
19:27:17 <kovri-slack2> <woodser> @matix-io feel free to DM me on keybase at @woodser.  I’d be happy to chat further
19:36:53 <vtnerd> moneromooo :  I don't follow on your flood question. the txes are still using the same "flood" method thats always been used
19:37:37 <vtnerd> it sends a never been seen tx to every connection except the one it was received on
19:41:45 <moneromooo> Oh, right the existing systen is just going through that new file, I see now. OK, that makes sense.