05:43:24 <scoobybejesus> 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?
06:05:20 <gingeropolous> scoobybejesus, do you have your ports bound to something different?
06:05:37 <gingeropolous> if your RPC ports are modded, you need to run monerod --rpc-bind-blah these.things.go.here status
06:05:59 <gingeropolous> i mean, maybe.
06:06:10 <gingeropolous> i dont run freebsd, but that sounds like an error ive had
06:23:43 <scoobybejesus> 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
06:25:04 <fluffypony> scoobybejesus: maybe echo monerod's stdout to a file?
06:25:07 <fluffypony> stdout and stderr
06:27:22 <scoobybejesus> 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
06:27:52 <scoobybejesus> s/If/I'd
06:29:45 <scoobybejesus> Ugh, I type terribly on mobile
06:31:20 <lil_monero_dude> is this the right place to ask Wallet RPC questions?
06:33:52 <scoobybejesus> It's not a bad place to do so
06:36:55 <lil_monero_dude> 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
06:36:56 <lil_monero_dude> wallet with a single call?
06:40:49 <scoobybejesus> I wanna say I saw that on the Monero stack exchange
06:43:27 <Mochi101> so say it
06:44:32 <lil_monero_dude> 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?
06:47:11 <scoobybejesus> Damn. Someone does know how to do it. I remember the question being asked. I forget the answer...
06:48:55 <Mochi101> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/5154/commits/8a1ff079ea71ac320156886d5cdbd3de96fa3b4a
06:49:03 <Mochi101> get_payments
06:51:12 <Mochi101> get_payments all_accounts
06:51:26 <Mochi101> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/5362
06:54:05 <colemickens_> When Cake wallet connects to a "node", is that just the Monero daemon running, or is it some other piece of software?
06:54:31 <colemickens_> 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.
06:55:06 <endogenic> a lightwallet is mymonero
06:55:09 <endogenic> cake is a full wallet
06:55:13 <endogenic> it's the same as wallet2
06:55:27 <endogenic> mymonero-core-cpp is the client side lib to implement wallets etc
06:55:34 <endogenic> but we open sourced our server
06:55:44 <endogenic> which scans w viewkeys for you and caches
06:55:50 <endogenic> notice the ux difference there
06:55:55 <endogenic> among other savings
06:56:17 <endogenic> we revamped the lightwallet api that got standardized on monero-meta into a realtime api that solves old problems
06:56:23 <endogenic> things got real futuristic lately :)
06:56:36 <endogenic> that had never existed for monero before
07:05:10 <colemickens_> I'm sorry, I didn't quite get all of that.
07:05:21 <colemickens_> Cake Wallet, being a full wallet, the list of nodes then are full regular daemon nodes?
07:05:30 <colemickens_> Or what is the list of nodes that Cake lets me pick from?
07:09:04 <lil_monero_dude> 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?
07:15:50 <lil_monero_dude> i'm using the monerophp library from the monero integrations team, if that helps
07:26:33 <colemickens_> I'm learning a bit more, it looks like the daemon can be run in --restricted-rpc mode which limits certain actions.
07:27:39 <colemickens_> And then on top of that, mymonero has their own thing that caches viewkeys and can be lighter.
07:27:57 <colemickens_> 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?
07:30:28 <colemickens_> It seem like, yes.
07:56:58 <Mochi101> lil_monero_dude, I think you just put all_accounts in the parameters section of your request
08:33:56 <nonie> make
08:33:59 <nonie> sorry
10:44:08 <frantz_fro> 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?
10:44:42 <frantz_fro> The hard drive works 100% of the time.
10:55:20 <Mochi101> frantz_fro, it could take awhile
10:55:41 <Mochi101> but you can always kill it and start again
11:13:37 <frantz_fro> Mochi101: thank you!  If I kill it the, later, restart it, will it pick up where it was or completely restart?
11:14:47 <Mochi101> Hard to say frantz_fro it might be finished but just didn't exit...
11:15:39 <Mochi101> If you have problems you might just want to delete the chain and start syncing a pruned blockchain from scratch instead.
11:20:47 <frantz_fro> 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!
19:41:26 <nonie> What is your opinion on this function. I'm a pretty bad at programing. Just getting familiar with cJSON: https://pastebin.com/BGij6pAZ
19:42:31 <nonie> 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.
19:44:55 <nonie> So you can »#define BC_HEIGHT "get_height"« and just use that on the function rpc_call(BC_HEIGHT, ..); to get the data.
20:02:21 <nonie> https://pastebin.com/8qnJaceR  - globaldefs.h
21:31:38 <coppa> https://web.getmonero.org/community/merchants/ Kava society doesnt seem to accept crypto as payment
21:51:27 <nonie> @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.
21:52:28 <coppa> uhuh lets practice my german
21:52:33 <coppa> thanks
21:58:05 <Mochi101> hasse Deutsch
22:04:34 <asymptotically> coppa: if you have an account on repo.getmonero.org you can make an issue to complain: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/issues (or make a PR to remove it)
22:07:10 <Mochi101> Confirmed, they don't.
22:07:58 <nonie> also confirmed.
22:08:55 <asymptotically> 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
22:09:03 <asymptotically> but we should only list ones that mention xmr specifically :p
22:09:44 <Mochi101> yes, like citymapdecor.com
22:23:02 <nonie> https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/blob/master/_data/merchants.yml   <- this must be the file to modify.