00:13:20 <gingeropolous> 1-800-mergefest
00:19:27 <One-horse-wagon> Does anyone have a rough idea of how many monero public rpc-nodes are usually operating?
03:44:50 <gingeropolous> One-horse-wagon, you can get that info from the monero daemon now
03:44:58 <gingeropolous> well, at least for the nodes you can see.
03:45:58 <gingeropolous> u can also resolve allopennode.xmr-tw.org
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15:45:24 <seyawqmnx> 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.
17:02:48 <peach34> Is there an LMDB function I can use to pull a given tx /tx prefix out by hash?
17:04:16 <peach34> seems like it's all split up
17:04:22 <peach34> (the tx data)
17:18:38 <gingeropolous> peach34, i know there's a monerod function to do that, but im not sure if you want to use monerod as an interface to the database, or just access the db directly
17:28:36 <moneromooo> Yes. get_tx_blob IIRC. Maybe get_transaction_blob.
17:28:54 <moneromooo> In blockchainLMDB.
19:33:32 <peach34> guys just wondering, why is there code for berkleyDB in the codebase?
19:33:42 <peach34> Can't that just come out?
19:34:03 <peach34> Seems that it's not used
19:34:44 <hyc> why does it matter, if it's not used
19:34:50 <peach34> clutter
19:35:04 <hyc> it's all in one directory. how is that clutter?
19:35:45 <peach34> if you had a bunch of crisp packets in one of your many in trays at your business, would that be considered clutter?
19:36:07 <peach34> It's not used/confusing for developers search through the code
19:38:49 <moneromooo> did that not get removed a while ago ?
19:40:50 <hyc> yeah actually. I don't have it in my tree
19:41:48 <hyc> dunno what peach34 is looking at
19:42:18 <peach34> ah old branch sorry haha
19:42:22 <peach34> my bad
19:42:34 <peach34> I will shh now
20:34:36 <luigi1111w> selsta xiphon moneromooo apologies on the merges. I'm gone until Sunday. If anything is needed before then, please let me know and I can get to it sooner than that
20:34:45 <luigi1111w> needed or urgent
20:35:21 <moneromooo> Nothing particularly urgent AFAIK.
22:15:35 <omega> hello. if you used --detach how do u gracefully shut down the daemon..   i guess this is more of linux question.  doing this https://monerodocs.org/running-node/open-node-tor-onion/ - thank you
22:15:51 <moneromooo> monerod exit
22:17:46 <omega> what about for ./monero-wallet-rpc --detach  ?  how do u shut that down.   you are a wonderful person. thank you
22:18:52 <omega> i would like to watch my log again.   and i dont know how to shut it down
22:19:16 <moneromooo> I did not realize this one had --detach...
22:19:38 <moneromooo> Send it signal 15.
22:19:44 <moneromooo> (that's a clean exit)
22:19:54 <moneromooo> (I think :))
22:21:23 <omega> yeah.  ok.  lemme try with pid and kill
22:25:43 <omega> yeah.  that worked.  no problem.  kill pid
22:25:59 <omega> thank you
22:54:29 <cankerwort[m]> Hi devs, does the main Monero implementation pull dependencies in a way which would make it vulnerable to this kind of attack?
22:54:29 <cankerwort[m]>  https://www.macrumors.com/2021/02/10/researcher-breaches-systems-of-over-35-companies/
22:54:52 <cankerwort[m]> Birsan was able to create counterfeit projects using the same names on open-source repositories, each containing a disclaimer message, and found that applications would automatically pull public dependency packages, without needing any action from the developer. In some cases, such as with PyPI packages, any package with a higher version would be prioritized regardless of wherever it was located. This enabled Birsan
22:54:52 <cankerwort[m]> to successfully attack the software supply chain of multiple companies.
22:58:08 <moneromooo> AFAIK only if you can break SHA256, maybe some other hash, and/or cause git to misreport a hash. But feel free to check and point out anything that doesn't.
22:58:20 <moneromooo> There were PRs before pulling stuff without checking hashes.
23:03:00 <vtnerd> yeah those auto-dependency fetchers are nasty. makes life easier for the programmer and hacker