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edwardosanchez[m
hello
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edwardosanchez[m
has anyone experienced the bug that says
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edwardosanchez[m
"invalid signature' when you try to login
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edwardosanchez[m
I know that my password is right because if i enter it wrong it says 'invalid password'
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edwardosanchez[m
any thoughts?
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edwardosanchez[m
anyone there?
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edwardosanchez[m
hello?
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rehrar
edwardosanchez[m: be patient. somebody will respond when they're available
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dEBRUYNE
edwardosanchez[m: Do you still have the 25 word mnemonic seed?
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woodshack[m]
Do you think Atomic Swaps will come available within 2021?
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sech1
yes
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woodshack[m]
Thanks sech, hopefully by that time iv accumilated enough haha
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koork
How does one interact with the blockchain DB? Tried to use the python lmdb module, and it threw me an MDB_VERSION_MISMATCH
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gingeropolous
koork, i don't know for sure, but its possible the python repo you found isn't updated. whats the link?
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gingeropolous
also, and again im no expert, but you can interact with the monero blockchain using monerod directly or through curl
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hyc
you need to build the python module against the version of liblmdb that monerod uses
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hyc
which is usually newer/different from whatever version py-lmdb uses by default
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koork
tbh I just pip installed it... Where can I find which version monerod uses? I'm new to the codebase
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hyc
external/db_drivers/liblmdb
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koork
Thank you!
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xrv0
How would you best go about making a provably fair monero lottery? Would taking the last two chars of a given block to choose the winner be enough?
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Inge-
block hash*
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xrv0
of course
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sech1
something like
monero.win
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xrv0
yes, almost the same mechanism but the coins are collected from multiple users and given to one winner
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samjak33
Remember kids. If you call project coral reef for what it is - fluffy embezzling half a mil usd from the monero fund for a website with smaller adoption than monero woo plugin, you will get excommunicated.
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geonic
did some commands get purged from the daemon?
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geonic
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guest0213234
Hello community, I have a little noobish question, since I want to dig in the monero project I also have to learn about make and cmake. Now the question: In the top directory makefile: Where a the variables {$target} and {$CURDIR} defined?
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geonic
ah, I see. all the "get" commands have been renamed to "print"
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guest0213234
I studied the GNU make documentation, but it not find an answer where those variables come from, if they are set automatically or something like that
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guest0213234
Ok {$CURDIR} is automatic, but {$target}?
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iDunk
You pass the target on the command line when building depends.
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guest0213234
No obviously with "target" the target plattform is meant, value of variable is "MINGW64_NT-10.0-19041" in my case
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iDunk
No.
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guest0213234
the thing is I cannot read something about such a variabel in the GNU make documentation
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guest0213234
Makefile in top root dir. Line 54 "cd build/$(target)/release"
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guest0213234
Where is the variabel "target" defined?
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iDunk
That's for depends target. Are you building depends ?
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iDunk
Or are you trying to build for Win64 in MSYS2 ?
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guest0213234
Yes, I did built on the latter
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iDunk
And you are confused by depends ?
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guest0213234
It is just an educational question where I can find a predefined variable documented
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iDunk
It is not predefined. You pass it on the command line.
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iDunk
On Linux: make depends HOST=x86_64-w64-mingw32
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iDunk
x86_64-w64-mingw32 is the target.
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iDunk
It may even be `make depends target=x86_64-w64-mingw32`. I don't remember any more.
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guest0213234
Ok now I see what you mean by confusion
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guest0213234
I often use "make debug-static-win64" so there is no such variable
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iDunk
depends targets are used for gitian builds. Nothing to do with native builds.
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guest0213234
Thanks a lot, question is answered now