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sgp_
I don't know if this is the right place to report this, but I was trying to broadcast a transaction from my daesom today and I believe it didn't work since it couldn't find i2p nodes to broadcast to
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sgp_
removing the monerod i2p options allowed it to work just fine
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sgp_
the relay_tx command returned a message that the transaction was successfully relayed when I was using i2p, but it wasn't
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sgp_
Better UX includes the following:
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sgp_
1. Saying the broadcast failed
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sgp_
2. Saying that there are no nodes to connect to in i2p/Tor if that's the issue
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sgp_
3. Possibly passing the option back to the user in the daemon or wallet to broadcast over clearnet if desired
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objectorange
I thought TOR and I2P support wasn't integrated yet.
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objectorange
the UX surely should let the end user know that if true
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gingeropolous
id bet 1 montero that we won't see fullon i2p/tor until we make it the default
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objectorange
I don't believe it's even possible to use them yet right?
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objectorange
Aren't they awaiting review prior to merging them into main?
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objectorange
I would think we should run them through a testnet for at least a year first no?
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objectorange
Or six months...between releases.
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objectorange
Then six months on limited nodes.
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gingeropolous
afaik, it just hooks into existing software more or less and then relays using existing networks... ?
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objectorange
Like a special release only for a select few to limit any issues.
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objectorange
So the code is available and just requires the person setting it up to configure it?
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gingeropolous
i mean, you have to manually set up the tor / i2p nodes... well i dunno actually. i'll stop talking
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objectorange
yeah I don't know either
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objectorange
I saw the configuration settings for adding them as proxies
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objectorange
And I thought moneromooo said that it was awaiting review, but that might be on sekreta only
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objectorange
I don't have the whole picture yet on kovri and sekreta
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objectorange
I thought kovri was just I2P too
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objectorange
I had no idea you guys were supporting TOR too
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objectorange
I don't think that's been out in the general news
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gingeropolous
well the cryptonews is so good
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objectorange
great seeing monero support both TOR and I2P
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objectorange
now...is it really? :)
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vtnerd
i2p/tor support is already included
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vtnerd
but finding nodes via seeding is not yet integrated
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vtnerd
we were hoping to use the ipv4/6 seed nodes to spread hidden service information, but there seems to be a few privacy issues with that
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vtnerd
i2p/tor was actually in the last release
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vtnerd
the cli wallet also supports connecting to a daemon of i2p/tor too
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vtnerd
*over i2p/tor
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objectorange
awesome
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objectorange
so nodes must be specified manually?
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omartijn
hyc: You're right, read txns are are also using mdb_txn_safe as well, so that only leaves the issue of multiple threads calling the unsafe env_set_mapsize
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omartijn
It's an unlikely scenario indeed, since you need to be modifying the database from outside monero, but it's still a possible problem
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ErCiccione[m]
Would be a good idea to autoban an IP address:port when it keeps spamming a wrong version number? Doing it manually doesn't make any sense in the case there are multiple nodes using a wrong version.
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moneromooo
I think so.
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ErCiccione[m]
Ok, i will open an issue about it
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sgp_
vtnerd: did you see my comments above?
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vtnerd
ah, yes about i2p, was that for the cli or the gui
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vtnerd
the cli needs to print out info too really
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vtnerd
yeah I need to some logs for 2 specific cases
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selsta
I wonder if Github is having problems
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omartijn
It seems to be slow in updating the web interface and calling webhooks atm
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selsta
I force-pushed 3 minutes ago and the PR is not updating. Guess I’ll wait.
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sarang
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selsta
yep I looked underneath the graph and missed the status message on top lol