14:30:18 <kovri-slack> <woodser> @endogenic fyi, I have openssl building with emscripten by passing no-tests to resolve the duplicate library import
16:11:06 <maxwilliamson> can I get informations like wallet name from monero-wallet-rpc?
16:11:14 <maxwilliamson> sort of like getwalletinfo of bitcoin https://bitcoin-rpc.github.io/en/doc/0.17.99/rpc/wallet/getwalletinfo/
16:30:47 <moneromooo> [gs]et_attribute
17:33:47 <maxwilliamson> moneromooo: okay, and what attributes can I query from it?
17:36:43 <maxwilliamson> docs aren't very helpful on that
17:39:27 <moneromooo> Whatever you set. There is a predefined one called wallet2.description. There are others created dynamically IIRC.
17:40:06 <moneromooo> Ah, per tx notes.
17:40:29 <maxwilliamson> per tx notes?
17:40:34 <moneromooo> If you add some yourself, please use a namespace so you can't conflict (ie, maxwilliamson.somename).
17:42:16 <moneromooo> What is your question about tx notes ?
17:43:01 <maxwilliamson> hmmn, nevermind.
17:43:14 <maxwilliamson> I was wondering whether I can get wallet's file name or something like that
17:43:46 <maxwilliamson> some kind of identifier
17:44:19 <maxwilliamson> like the parameter you pass when you do open_wallet
17:46:08 <moneromooo> Hmm. You better keep track of that yourself or it's going to dangerous doing business with you :)
17:46:59 <moneromooo> I don't think you can query this.
17:48:08 <maxwilliamson> hmmn, guess I'll have to identify them by view key or something
17:48:56 <maxwilliamson> and another, I'm confused with 'create_account' and 'create_address'
17:50:12 <maxwilliamson> I know create_address creates a subaddress, but what does create_account do? I mean, yeah it creates an account but what's the difference?
17:50:32 <maxwilliamson> does 'account's have their own keypairs?
17:52:12 <maxwilliamson> if account != address, then why do they all return subaddresses?
17:54:14 <hyc> an account is a subaddress of the primary address
17:54:40 <hyc> an address is a subaddress of an account
17:55:37 <maxwilliamson> so the hierarchy is primary address > account > subaddress?
17:55:57 <selsta> using multiple accounts is like having multiple bank accounts
17:56:05 <selsta> they have their own balance and transaction history
17:56:29 <maxwilliamson> I get that, but ultimately what's different between those two programmatically?
17:57:13 <maxwilliamson> oh, 'account'
17:57:37 <maxwilliamson> 's address seems to be index 0 subaddress.
17:57:45 <selsta> yep
17:58:10 <selsta> (0, 0) is primary account and primary address
17:59:10 <moneromooo> Outputs within an account can be used simultaneously. Outputs from different accounts cannot.
17:59:42 <moneromooo> It's a bookkeeping mechanism really. Subaddresses are treated more like aliases to the account, while accounts are treated separately.
18:01:38 <maxwilliamson> ah
18:02:18 <maxwilliamson> thanks for all the answers, appreciate it