00:18:58 <marvel882> Hello,  in the gui wallet you can create a "new account" are these sub-addresses or disposable addresses?
00:25:34 <marvel882> how do you remove Recieve addresses in the gui wallet?
00:32:13 <jwinterm> marvel882, accounts are separate seeds I think
00:33:24 <jwinterm> but I don't use gui so really no idea tbh
00:33:26 <marvel882> I found that I can add addresses in my receive tab but I am also unable to remove them.
00:34:14 <jwinterm> make a new wallet?
00:34:28 <blackbeard420> why would you want to remove an address?
00:36:42 <marvel882> because I just made about 5 testing stuff and now they are stuck inside my wallet
00:37:18 <marvel882> I think on the cli version its called "integrated_address"
00:38:06 <marvel882> those have the payment ids embedded in the address but is someone able to find out my main address from this new one?
00:40:20 <scoobybejesus> they cannot.  beauty of ECC
00:40:41 <scoobybejesus> well, with subaddresses they can't
00:43:17 <marvel882> ok so these are sub-addresses.  Thats fine I can rename them to something useful at least in the future.  I was originally wanting to generate some disposable addresses but I guess this is the only way to do it.
10:47:17 <duso> If the monero daemon requires a fixed port of 18080 open to participate as part of the decentralised network, does that mean a government wishing to prevent the use of monero could just drop all packets with a destination of port 18080 and effectively cripple the network?
10:50:07 <manifest> the p2p aspect is not dependant of that specific port afaik so i think not, someone can specify/correct me perhaps
10:51:38 <asymptotically> duso: i think you can switch to another port and still get incoming connections, but you will still be connecting to others on port 18080 i guess
10:51:51 <asymptotically> p2p traffic isnt encrypted either so anyone listening in can figure out what it is no matter which port you pick
10:52:31 <duso> You could always tunnel past any said gateways with a VPN service but it should not really be that simple to block communication between nodes
10:53:25 <asymptotically> if you want to hide that you are using monero you should probably look into tor or i2p
10:53:27 <duso> I wonder how hard it would be to integrate a tor client into the daemon?
10:53:50 <asymptotically> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/ANONYMITY_NETWORKS.md
10:54:13 <duso> I am just thinking about the resilience to the network being interrupted or taken down/
11:00:54 <duso> Well, I am off to bed with a copy of "Mastering Monero". Night all
13:22:49 <emilengler> To reset the wallets and satrt from scratch without re-downloading the blockchain, would it be sufficient to delete the ~/Monero/wallets folder?
13:24:48 <moneromooo> That'll likely lose your keys if you did not back them up, but yes, if that's where you put your wallets.
17:18:04 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> hi
17:18:05 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi>
17:18:07 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I have no more access to my wallet. I have only the public address, keys and the file with the name of my wallet inside the wallet folder. can I recover it?
17:18:08 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> 5:11 PM
17:18:09 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi>
17:18:11 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I tried it via gui wallet. I am asked the spend key and private key. I dont have these but I have the file walletname.keys, as I said
17:18:55 <asymptotically> what do you mean you have no more access to the wallet?
17:19:12 <asymptotically> not familar with the gui wallet, but if you use the cli wallet with --wallet-file ./wallet-folder/your-wallet-name it should just work
17:19:52 <moneromooo> Are you missing the password then ?
17:20:14 <moneromooo> If you have the keys file but not the passwrd, you can try to brute force it if you remember mostly what it was.
17:20:39 <moneromooo> If it's a strong password and you don't know what it was and don't have your keys backed up, it's lost.
17:21:22 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> yes, the wallet pw is missing
17:21:37 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I have the keys
17:21:40 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> but not the pw
17:21:41 <asymptotically> did you write down the 25 words you were given when creating the wallet?
17:24:08 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I dont even remember if I've done it. I think I didnt. if there were two options, one with keys, the other with 25 words as offered during gui wallet access, I must have probably chosen the keys way.
17:24:51 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I do remember having entered view key and spend key during the last transaction I did
17:26:38 <yanmaani> As I recall it, there is no such option - they ask you to write down a set of 25 words.
17:27:32 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> could you please tell me the command with  '--wallet-file' in complete form? I did "./monerod --wallet-file /path/to/wallet' but it was wrong
17:27:52 <moneromooo> use monero-wallet-cli instead of monerod.
17:32:18 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> what is a restore height? I am asked that, too
17:32:45 <moneromooo> A height before which it won't try to spot incoming monero. It's much faster if you know when you started using your wallet.
17:34:37 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> when I have the keys as file, is there no way I view and spend keys?
17:34:53 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> view view and spend keys
17:35:58 <azizLIGHT> if i want to run 2 nodes, can i share the blockchain files between the two processes on a shared disk?
17:38:50 <moneromooo> Yes in theory. Might be some issues with tx selection if you mine.
17:39:24 <azizLIGHT> ok, that was my next question, about mining simultaneously on both nodes with the shared blockchain files
17:39:57 <azizLIGHT> i would like to save some hdd space if its possible
17:40:18 <marvel882> is it ok to leave rpc open and free for all?
17:40:27 <moneromooo> Yes.
17:40:55 <moneromooo> You'll probably want to use --restricted-rpc though, or people will mine on your computer.
17:41:01 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> the command is of no use anyway, as I have the same problem having the pw no more
17:41:23 <moneromooo> You'll probably also want to set mine-for-service (see the --rpc-payment-* options).
17:42:04 <marvel882> ok thank you.  I had mine setup with rpc payments but I couldnt use it locally with another client because it wanted  a pyment
17:42:05 <moneromooo> mxudi: if you entered view/spend keys at some point, it kinda implies you have them stored elsewhere, no ?
17:42:16 <asymptotically> azizLIGHT: you could try running 1 node and then connecting 2 xmrig instances to it
17:42:25 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I found this and tried it, and it is telling me "Specify Electrum seed: " I guess meaning the same 25 words?
17:42:30 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/restore_account.html
17:42:34 <moneromooo> Yes.
17:43:01 <azizLIGHT> asymptotically: thanks ill look at what xmrig is
17:43:24 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> of course.
17:45:46 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> I didn't add...I also have my original blockchain in place. does that help?
17:47:04 <moneromooo> The blockchain is wholly separate from your keys.
17:56:12 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> could I search for my last transaction in the blockchain?
17:56:37 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> if I knew the date and the recipient address?
18:07:05 <xmrmatterbridge> <mxudi> ok anyway, thank you, i will try to fix it later
19:05:43 <fiddleitout> hi, i am not very familiar with git clone and make release. But i did it to help with testing Dandelion. i can not find my ./monerod
19:13:33 <fiddleitout> there is a folder 'daemon!
19:16:00 <asymptotically> fiddleitout: is this after running make?
19:17:02 <asymptotically> it might be inside a folder named bin :D
19:17:32 <fiddleitout> yes after make, there have been some errors whild cmake
19:17:55 <asymptotically> oh that might be why you don't see anything. can you put the errors on a pastebin site like paste.debian.net?
19:18:27 <hyc> if you did "make release" everything should be in build/release/bin
19:20:58 <fiddleitout> i did a folder /monero/build
19:21:15 <fiddleitout> and in this folder i did cmake release ..
19:22:39 <hyc> then look for release/bin
19:22:40 <fiddleitout> Build files have been written to: /home/XXX/monero/build
19:23:44 <fiddleitout> in monero or in build ?
19:25:04 <fiddleitout> yes there is /build/bin
19:25:11 <fiddleitout> but it seems empty
19:25:21 <hyc> then your errors probably prevented the build from completing
19:25:44 <fiddleitout> ok i do the pastebin...
19:25:49 <moneromooo> By default it goes to Linux/master or something now.
19:25:58 <hyc> oh
19:26:04 <hyc> haven't done a fresh build in a while
19:26:09 <moneromooo> find build -name monerod
19:26:23 <hyc> ^ people should already know how to do that
19:26:39 <asymptotically> it looks like he's running cmake himself and not using the makefile in the project root though
19:26:45 <asymptotically> so maybe he just needs to run make?
19:35:53 <fiddleitout> sorry pastebin did not work too many special chars? https://imgur.com/a/VEkJq0P
19:39:57 <fiddleitout> asymptotically - just ./make inside /monero or how?
19:41:35 <fiddleitout> -- Enabling Cortex-A53 workaround 835769
19:42:09 <fiddleitout> CMake Warning at /usr/local/share/cmake/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1149 (message):
19:52:34 <fiddleitout> in /monero make release says make: "/home/XXX/monero/Makefile" line 32: Missing dependency operator
19:54:05 <fiddleitout> and "line 34: Need an operator" and "line 37: Missing dependency operator" and line 41 and line 45
19:55:26 <SerHack> fiddleitout: you need to upgrade boost libraries
20:09:33 <dvd> Hello,
20:10:14 <fiddleitout> The most recent versions of packages are already installed
20:10:31 <fiddleitout> do i have to do this as root?
20:12:47 <Guest55926> Hi guys, im currently trying to start monero-wallet-rpc. Im getting the following exception:E No message store file found. What  might be wrong there?
20:13:25 <moneromooo> Not having a message store file, as it says.
20:13:36 <moneromooo> It gets created when you run mss init IIRC.
20:13:39 <moneromooo> mms init.
20:14:02 <Guest55926> whats the purpose of that file?
20:14:17 <moneromooo> Keeping track of high level multisig interactions.
20:15:54 <Guest55926> Can i use the rpc-wallet without that file?
20:26:45 <fiddleitout> no, same as root make: Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
20:27:37 <fiddleitout> boost-libs seem to be "The most recent versions of packages are already installed"
21:03:02 <kiwi_90> Is it possible to start the monero-wallet-rpc without multisig support?
21:09:04 <Mochi102> kiwi_90, what do you mean?
21:10:47 <kiwi_90> The monero-wallet-rpc daemon does not want to start without the mms file although i rly dont need the multisignature features and theres no parameter to opt out
21:13:55 <Mochi102> Are you the person that forked monero and are trying to create your own stuff?
21:14:47 <kiwi_90> for sure not:D
21:14:54 <kiwi_90> Just a noob starting off ;)
21:15:08 <rbrunner> That's just an error message that should not be there, that I take responsibility for, but I am quite sure whatever problem you have, that missing MMS file is not the cause
21:15:27 <rbrunner> MMS files are missing for almost *everybody*
21:15:43 <rbrunner> Because almost nobody uses the MMS :(
21:16:42 <Mochi102> I never read those log files.
21:16:43 <Mochi102> :D
21:16:48 <kiwi_90> Im feeling with you:) But thanks for that info! Then im going to skip that exception. There are few others :)
21:16:52 <Mochi102> So they were never missing for me.
21:17:28 <rbrunner> Lucky you!
21:20:17 <fiddleitout> "if you want to stop using the MMS for a particular wallet, locate the wallet files in the file system and just delete the file with the .mms extension."
21:23:20 <kiwi_90> ./monero-wallet-rpc --wallet-file /filepath/ --prompt-for-password  --rpc-bind-port 18082 --rpc-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 Why is that not working?
21:23:55 <selsta> kiwi_90: You have to share the error message.
21:26:14 <kiwi_90> F Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required)
21:26:24 <kiwi_90> Monerod is already up and running
21:27:00 <kiwi_90> I have already tried to add daemon-port but hasnt changed anything
21:27:55 <selsta> Can you try to restart your computer and try again?
21:28:06 <selsta> Make sure that daemon / wallet-rpc use different ports.
21:28:17 <kiwi_90> Why should that help? :)
21:29:06 <kiwi_90> my monerod is already on 18081
21:29:22 <kiwi_90> so shouldnt be a problem there
21:30:29 <selsta> kiwi_90: can you try this guide? https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/10592
21:30:41 <selsta> Resarting helps if something is running in the background.
21:33:36 <kiwi_90> Somehow the port 18082  is already in use on my server... I dont knwo why but ok;) Now it works. Thanks selsta