Anyone running monerod on freebsd, particularly in non-interactive mode? i created an rc.d script to run in non-interactive mode. i can `service monerod start`, then `service monerod status` which tells me the pid, but doing a plain `monerod status` it tells me Error: couldn't connect to daemon. Can I do `service monerod echo status` or some such thing? Perhaps via custom cmd in the rc.d script?

scoobybejesus, do you have your ports bound to something different?

if your RPC ports are modded, you need to run monerod --rpc-bind-blah these.things.go.here status

i mean, maybe.

i dont run freebsd, but that sounds like an error ive had

Thanks gingeropolous. I'll experiment in the morning. I suspect it may have to do with non-interactive mode but I hope I'm wrong about that

scoobybejesus: maybe echo monerod's stdout to a file?

stdout and stderr

I've got access to stdout in a log file. If like to poll it for it's status or adjust in-peers or ban an IP or whatever, which may mean it needs a temp connection to stdin, which I wonder about vis a vis non-interactive mode

s/If/I'd

Ugh, I type terribly on mobile

is this the right place to ask Wallet RPC questions?

It's not a bad place to do so

ok here goes: using the Wallet RPC, I can get a list of incoming transfers with the 'incoming_transfers' or 'get_transfers' methods. the documentation ways that this will get the transfers for a specific account by passing the major account index (or account 0 if not specified). is there a way that I can get the transfers for ALL accounts in the

wallet with a single call?

I wanna say I saw that on the Monero stack exchange

so say it

the only reference I could find suggested I use 'incoming_transfers' or 'get_transfers' but that only applies to a single account, defaulting to 0 if not supplied as an argument. if i have dozens of accounts, do i really need to poll each one?

Damn. Someone does know how to do it. I remember the question being asked. I forget the answer...

get_payments

get_payments all_accounts

When Cake wallet connects to a "node", is that just the Monero daemon running, or is it some other piece of software?

I'm trying to learn more about what it means to be a light wallet and what the "light wallet protocol" looks like if that's even a thing.

a lightwallet is mymonero

cake is a full wallet

it's the same as wallet2

mymonero-core-cpp is the client side lib to implement wallets etc

but we open sourced our server

which scans w viewkeys for you and caches

notice the ux difference there

among other savings

we revamped the lightwallet api that got standardized on monero-meta into a realtime api that solves old problems

things got real futuristic lately :)

that had never existed for monero before

I'm sorry, I didn't quite get all of that.

Cake Wallet, being a full wallet, the list of nodes then are full regular daemon nodes?

Or what is the list of nodes that Cake lets me pick from?

thanks for the github links. apologies for my lack of git and c++ knowledge but does PR #5154, being commited, mean that it made its way into the codebase? if so, how do i invoke get_transfers with all_accounts as a parameter?

i'm using the monerophp library from the monero integrations team, if that helps

I'm learning a bit more, it looks like the daemon can be run in --restricted-rpc mode which limits certain actions.

And then on top of that, mymonero has their own thing that caches viewkeys and can be lighter.

I'm still curious, if I set CakeWallet to restore from a year ago, it's going to download a year worth of the full chain?

It seem like, yes.

lil_monero_dude, I think you just put all_accounts in the parameters section of your request

make

sorry

Hi! I launched monero-blockchain-prune on a hard drive and it runs but after 8 hours I'm wondering when it will finish. It displays "creating pruned tx_prunable". Any hint?

The hard drive works 100% of the time.

frantz_fro, it could take awhile

but you can always kill it and start again

Mochi101: thank you! If I kill it the, later, restart it, will it pick up where it was or completely restart?

Hard to say frantz_fro it might be finished but just didn't exit...

If you have problems you might just want to delete the chain and start syncing a pruned blockchain from scratch instead.

AS the hard drive is always busy it probably isn't finished. I understand the trick about syncing it instead of deriving it from the already stored chain, thank you!

What is your opinion on this function. I'm a pretty bad at programing. Just getting familiar with cJSON: pastebin.com/BGij6pAZ

The function wraps the »method« in a JSON frame and sends the rpc packet. The return value is a pointer to a allocated cJSON object.

So you can »#define BC_HEIGHT "get_height"« and just use that on the function rpc_call(BC_HEIGHT, ..); to get the data.

pastebin.com/8qnJaceR - globaldefs.h

web.getmonero.org/community/merchants Kava society doesnt seem to accept crypto as payment

@coppa That's too bad. It is better to buy at shops that only accept crypto currencies and no fiat currency like shopinBit.de or Openbazaar.

uhuh lets practice my german

thanks

hasse Deutsch

coppa: if you have an account on repo.getmonero.org you can make an issue to complain: repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/issues (or make a PR to remove it)

Confirmed, they don't.

also confirmed.

maybe you can contact them and they'll manually process an order with XMR? i think a few of the merchants listed are like that

but we should only list ones that mention xmr specifically :p

yes, like citymapdecor.com

repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/m…ite/blob/master/_data/merchants.yml <- this must be the file to modify.