Hopefully not the wrong place to ask... I'm looking at one-time key generation. Let's take this transaction for example. monero-stagenet.exan.tech/search?va…4672eb134621d79799b82296db7a2ee691a Here there are two outputs, one of them is to me and address is showing as e3e77faca64b5997ac1f75763e87713d03d9e2896edec65843ffd2970ef1dde6. At this is the output

at index 1, my understanding is that if I calculate P = H(a*R || 1)*G + B it should match, is this correct?

yes

I'm using monero-rs for this but without luck... specifically this function github.com/monero-rs/monero-rs/blob…c/cryptonote/onetime_key.rs#L51-L60

Which I then call with .one_time_key(1) and I expect it to do exactly what I've outlined

btw is there a focused channel on monero-rs perhaps?

I have a failing code snippet to share which I tried to get as small as possible but I'll hold it off in case I'm just spamming here haha

Did you check monero.stackexchange.com ? IIRC I remember this question or a very similar one.

(about javascript though, but that'll still probably help)

I'm not sure exactly what I would search for as I know what the result should be, it's just I'm failing to get it with this library

I was hoping just my idea of P was incorrect, that would be an easier problem to solve haha

Could it matter that the transaction I'm looking at is on stagenet?

Is it perhaps some different version of the protocol there?

No.

Hi, I'm looking for test vectors in the Monero sources about One-time addresses but I don't find anything, where should I look?