00:08:18 hmm... Node is still not working 00:08:39 in the log im getting the following error: --rpc-bind-ip permits inbound unencrypted external connections. Consider SSH tunnel or SSL pro 00:08:42 ... 00:09:01 Did you use --confirm-external-bind ? 00:16:54 Thank you for your help! Is syncing now :D 00:27:25 is there a way to check if the node is sync'd from the monero-wallet-cli? 00:28:19 I don't think so. Apart from "status" from time to time and seeing if the daemon height changes. 00:45:24 Is this feature already implemented in the new gui verison? https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/5357/commits/2899379791b7542e4eb920b5d9d58cf232806937 00:46:09 No. 00:46:30 Will it be in 15.0.2? 00:46:49 Very unlikely. 00:47:06 ok thanks.... 00:47:20 but rly interesting idea 02:36:13 did we fork already? 02:36:26 getting "There were 0 blocks in the last 90 minutes..." 02:38:55 Aye, we've been trying to fix that bug for a week now. As soon as we fix it, the chain should restart. 02:39:37 Seriously though, we forked a week ago or so. Blocks coming through OK. 02:39:59 You need to be running 0.15.0.0 or newer though. 02:40:19 There's a known bug that can bork hte database and stop the sync. No known fix yet. 02:40:39 Current height seems to be... 1982585. 02:40:46 okay. i need to compile 15 anyways 02:40:52 my docker images got out of date 03:58:14 hrm, a monero gui plugin decentralized forum service that uses monero PoW for spam prevention and 03:58:39 some kind of moderation using multisig 03:59:43 though moderation would be superficial, as presumably all data would be on a blockchain of some kind 04:00:36 hrmm 04:15:12 15 needs hidapi and libusb? 04:31:47 do i really need these? 04:43:47 gingeropolous, notabug.io uses proof of work for spam mitigation. 04:43:52 Not a blockchain or anything. 04:44:02 But it's the least bad solution for anonymous posting. 04:49:14 Anywhere to see how that's implemented? 04:49:41 code link at the bottom. 04:49:51 hehe... oops.. thanks 04:50:15 https://github.com/notabugio/notabug/tree/master/src/Voting 04:51:06 notabug is pretty cool in theory, federated servers exchanging posts as well as a webrtc layer with each peer caching and sharing between federated servers. 05:06:35 hey there folks - I've been seeing lots of "peer claims higher version" logs in my node - I'm on 0.15.0.1 tho and the node stats say I'm on v12 yet the logs say peers are claiming v60 05:06:38 is this expected? 05:19:45 blue_misfit: somebody is playing games, you can ignore 05:20:22 you can also ban them although I believe the ban is temporary 05:24:36 are there any more details on what malicious behaviour was found regarding https://web.getmonero.org/2019/11/19/warning-compromised-binaries.html 10:25:09 heh - https://www.dw.com/en/instex-europe-sets-up-transactions-channel-with-iran/a-47303580 10:25:21 not even the other powers that be are always in agreement with US about sanctions 10:25:27 and need alternative systems. 11:22:47 Spun up the latest daemon today. p2p server failed to init. Any idea where I set IPv4 binding to required? 11:22:51 FATAL net contrib/epee/include/net/abstract_tcp_server2.inl:1062 Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required) 11:40:42 cheddaBiskit: Try restarting your PC. 11:41:25 "have you tried turning it off and on again?" :D 11:43:04 cheddaBiskit: --rpc-bind-ip and --p2p-bind-ip, these might help 11:43:25 likely the p2p one more if thats the one that fails to init 11:52:45 manifest: That did it. Appreciate it. 11:53:05 <3 12:25:20 cornfeedhobo: Those libs are mostly needed for Trezor/Ledger iirc 12:31:33 cheddabiskit, that usually means u had another monerod running 12:34:07 yeah, superkuh , notabug seems cool. But imo it would be ideal to use / create a system thats entirety dependent on monero, and not the existing web infrastructure. Although i guess with that its just dns. Which monero is semi-dependent on 13:02:31 About those errors " Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required)". I had it two or three times myself on Windows, and yes a restart "cured" it, but still think that's something new and wasn't so, say, "delicate" before some changes 13:02:32 fuck windows, use linux! 13:05:27 Windows requires clean program exit for resources to be cleaned up promptly. otherwise it takes minutes for it to sweep unused stuff away 13:09:24 Hmmm, yes, maybe there is a command to just "reset" networking connections somehow 14:25:11 hyc: "Windows requires clean program exit for resources to be cleaned up promptly. otherwise it takes minutes for it to sweep unused stuff away" 14:25:21 ^ you are confusing Windows with Linux 14:25:46 windows cleans up all the stuff right at the moment the process is being terminated 14:26:42 no zombie processes, no hanging descriptors or any associated resourses remain after you terminate the process 14:28:28 rbrunner: if it fail to bind the port, then something is must be using it right now 14:29:48 like you said, usually it is another monerod running 14:53:13 xiphon: I have a suspicion now what it is in my case. I have a VirtualBox VM running with a port forwarding rule on port 18080, but right now *no* daemon running inside the VM. 14:53:51 Still, netstat gives me a line: TCP 0.0.0.0:18080 ThinkPad:0 LISTENING, and if I start a Windows daemon it complains that it cannot bind, which is understandable 14:54:37 -p gets you the pid of the listening process. 14:55:14 ^ not on win, there is another flag for tihs 14:56:48 yes, -o, trying right now 14:57:46 Yup, it's VirtualBox in my particular case. Learned something. 14:58:21 No running daemon anywhere, just a port forwarding rule defined for a running VM 14:59:40 But then maybe indeed nothing is wrong with the daemon and its error message, but simply the port used, for whatever reason 15:00:04 Wait a few minutes and see if it gets sweeped. 15:00:15 swept. 15:00:46 Sounds like a linger thing, which got changed not long ago. 15:00:52 Ok, try later, right now I have a daemon running in the VM :) 15:01:43 But I can imagine that VirtualBox just keeps it open if a port forwarding rule is defined. Anyway, normal users probably have different problems than me 16:45:37 is it possible to perform any operations without having the entire chain downloaded? 16:46:32 matix-io: have a look at the daemon's --bootstrap-node option (or whatever it's called) 16:46:48 if you try to use a wallet while the daemon is unsynced, it will fall back to using a remote node 16:53:41 asymptotically: thanks! 17:33:11 Som operations like signing a message or verifying one do not need chain data. Creating an address (including multisig). Checking balance and past txes (the chain data must have been available at some point in the past though). 22:28:30 moo, whats you auto updater deal for monero cli/gui? 22:30:16 link 22:34:10 Free. 22:34:33 For you, you can get two for the price of one. 22:36:41 Special! 22:37:39 bigslim[m], https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/e1xmyn/monero_update_a_secure_installerupdater_for/ 22:37:39 https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-update 22:38:13 Let him read. :P 22:41:15 I think that's a great idea btw moneromooo 22:41:53 After being in the community for a couple of years and going through a couple of forks I see that some people just build stuff and then walk away. 22:42:10 So it's good for people like that. 22:43:11 It won't nag people to update. Though monerod will. 22:43:42 mmm 23:28:14 1 for price of 3 23:41:48 Man I get like 4 notifications on discord when someone tags me in the monero or aeon irc 23:43:18 lol do you get email too