05:45:52 <KnifeOfPi_> apparently there have been some widespread issues with transactions being stuck as pending
06:32:18 <selsta> KnifeOfPi_: Do you say this because of the Reddit posts?
06:32:41 <KnifeOfPi_> no, we’ve also had a massive influx of emails to cake support
06:32:53 <selsta> Do they all use the same node?
06:32:57 <KnifeOfPi_> and yet we did not release any update for iOS recently
06:32:59 <KnifeOfPi_> no they don’t
06:33:06 <KnifeOfPi_> there are a ton of different nodes people report using
06:33:48 <selsta> Were you able to reproduce the issue?
06:47:05 <selsta> KnifeOfPi_: do you know one of the remote nodes that caused the issue?
06:48:50 <KnifeOfPi_> moneroworld, cakewallet node, and XMR.pt node
06:49:22 <selsta> Do you have cakewallet node logs?
06:51:11 <selsta> I agree that there have been a lot more reports than usual but I wasn’t able to reproduce yet.
08:06:28 <binaryFate> I'm also seeing more people with unbroadcasted transactions than usual
11:34:28 <Inge->    ^
12:18:59 <gingeropolous> which moneroworld nodes? the standard pool?
14:15:53 <koe> transaction volume is trending slightly up since last hard fork, so it's probably not affecting a large percentage of users
14:46:08 <binaryFate> I don't know what people use, but there have been a spike of support requests on xmrto about transactions being "pending" forever
14:48:59 <koe> are pending transactions stuck in the tx pool?
14:54:44 <moneromooo> If the wallet sees the tx is no longer in the pool, nor in the chain, it'll change state from pending to error.
14:55:32 <moneromooo> If it's in the chain, it changes state from pending to out.
14:56:56 <koe> how long can a tx stay in the pool before getting discarded?
14:58:10 <binaryFate> I guess quite a lot of newbs use phone app and do not know they can change the remote node. So if they have a failing node that does not broadcast for some reasons, they just wait and wait and wait.
14:59:46 <koe> would it be feasible/reasonable to maintain a list of remote nodes?
15:00:33 <moneromooo> Your node does now.
16:11:24 <gingeropolous> i don't think monerujo has integrated that. the current setup they use scans the network itself, and then the use picks a node
16:11:40 <gingeropolous> im pretty sure the node the user picks is then used as default, without checking the status of the node
16:11:57 <gingeropolous> so im not surprised that during a price movement, we have a lot of people using a wallet they haven't touched in months
16:12:11 <gingeropolous> that is trying to connect to a remote node that probably doesn't exist anymore
16:13:09 <gingeropolous> a bunch of decentralized bollucks!
16:32:32 <ErCiccione[m]> im pretty sure the node the user picks is then used as default -> IIRC the user has to bookmark the node if they want to use it as default, otherwise they will have to scan again.
18:13:43 <moneromooo> ph4r05: I've just pulled latest master and some core tests are failing with: "gen_block_big_major_version generation failed: what=events not set, cannot compute valid RandomX PoW". Rings a bell ?
18:23:28 <moneromooo> Ooooh, I have an idea what might cause those pendings txes :D
18:24:07 <moneromooo> Some wallet apparently started spending coins before 10 blocks, so we added a rule to slap it back down. It might well be that, since those txes are now invalid.
18:24:22 <moneromooo> If it doesn't properly handle the "daemon rejected tx".
18:25:45 <asymptotically> was it a wallet doing that? because some of those txes were from monero.win i think
18:27:34 <moneromooo> If you define a wallet to include it, then yes. If not, then no.
18:31:00 <asymptotically> whoops i meant wallet software released to the world for people to use, like exodus. not a couple of morons just changing constants in the 'normal' monero wallet
22:47:57 <jtgrassie> koe: "how long can a tx stay in the pool before getting discarded?" <- 3 days if not kept by an alt block, otherwise 1 week.
22:48:27 <jtgrassie> of course, a client could relay it agian