00:10:21 reading some whitepapers on MRL https://www.getmonero.org/resources/research-lab/ 00:10:35 It says Brandon Goodell's Whitepaper Review 00:10:57 Looks like the paper is authored by REVIEW OF CRYPTONOTE WHITE PAPER SURAE NOETHER 00:53:08 Surae = Brandon 00:54:24 Ok 05:58:05 I'm a relatively inexperienced Monero user. When trying to do a test transaction I'm getting ``Transaction spends more than one very old output. Privacy would be better if they were sent separately.``. Can someone help me with the syntax for sweep_single? 06:10:22 usd_lol what are you trying to do? 06:10:41 I'm just trying to send a small transaction to a different wallet 06:11:09 transfer
.1 is what is giving me that message above 06:11:38 ``transfer
.1`` is what is giving me that message above 06:11:54 The message can be ignored. 06:12:29 It asks me if I want to continue; you're saying I should pick yes? 06:12:34 To use sweep_single you need to know the key image of the output ypu want to sweep 06:12:47 yes, you can pick yes without any problems 06:12:52 I don't even know what that means... 06:12:58 Okay, thanks 06:14:33 If you don't mind; what are the downsides to continuing with the transaction? 06:15:01 supposedly some risk to privacy 06:15:39 if you want to sweep_single you first need to do: incoming_transfers verbose 06:15:56 That will expose the key image so you can use it 06:16:48 The last long string of characters is the key image 06:17:56 You might want to type: incoming_transfers available verbose 06:18:03 if you have a lot of transactions 06:19:07 Okay, I'll try that. Thanks 06:19:35 Then you can type: sweep_single 1
06:20:16 the 1 denotes how many pieces you want to send it in... so you can use 1 and up to 15 pieces (may be 16) 06:21:14 So if the key image is for 10 XMR and you say sweep_single 10
then the
will receive 10 txs of 1 XMR each. 06:21:18 sweep_single 1
06:21:25 no amount 06:21:40 sweep implies the entirety of the key image