00:05:48 21:00 Psynthax: hi, can somebody track bav transaction, I had 5 bsv stolen by croatian government stealing backup from me with brain-computer-interface? 00:24:42 lolwat 00:30:32 yes 00:30:57 I have txid to proove it 00:32:07 can u give some more tech details 00:33:25 yes, in the brain works electro-chemically 00:33:55 and they can inject and pick up electrical signals in the brain using electro-magnetism 00:34:02 wireless electricity 00:34:16 wifi is also wireless electricity 00:34:59 why does this channel always attract kooks? 00:35:08 gonna assume it's your own fault for not wearing lead helmet 00:35:21 I thought tinfoil was the industry standard 00:35:45 I tried with metal pottery, does not work hahaha 00:36:01 in 2014 00:36:24 croatian government not the usual stuff cia,mosad etc 00:36:28 strange 00:36:36 when I went into political ideology of capitalism.. anarcho-capitalsm 00:36:45 expensive operation this one 00:36:55 Tinfoil's used so much, all major manufacturers were compromised. What you buy now is not proper tinfoil, but a very fine mesh of metal that works as an antenna and essentially does the opposite of the protective effect you expect from proper tinfoil. 00:36:56 communist gov of croatia does not like capitalism 00:37:23 yea they are german branch 00:37:27 don't you mean cheap? they couldn't afford the a-listers so they had to use southeast european countries instead 00:38:11 You're all in luck though. To counter this, I offer this new ICO for a company that makes proper tinfoil! Be the first to invest, etc, etc! 00:38:34 It would be so easy to milk suckers. Frightening. 00:39:22 To counter this, I offer this new presidental election candidate who takes proper care of people. Be the first to vote! 00:39:47 Wait. I shouldn't joke about this. The alternative is even worse... 00:39:49 <3 00:40:25 5bsv < 1000usd 00:40:46 Psynthax why to stole < 1000usd from u 00:42:13 if they have this tech is better for them to go to moneromooo 00:44:05 can anybody track bsv to get to persons id? 00:44:05 how btw how to copy address from cli 00:44:25 win? 00:44:44 yes if u dont use wallet from tor yes 00:44:50 click on the upper left icon of command prompt 00:44:57 the menu will pop up 00:45:00 no linux sorry 00:45:11 no gui 00:46:09 moneromooo is a way to copy address from cli? 00:46:14 no gui 00:46:51 Hmm. Depends on OS. For me, select with left mouse button, then middle click wherever else. 00:47:13 For Windows, IIRC you have to enable something in some menu. 00:47:29 I think newer windows you can just just ctrl+c 00:47:32 It also works in Windows 10 these days 00:47:32 after highlighting 00:47:34 yep 00:47:41 but you can also use the little box at top left of window 00:47:44 for older windows 00:47:55 highlight, click box to open menu, click copy 00:48:43 linux 00:48:47 no gui at all 00:49:14 or if i can save address in text file 00:50:03 it used to generate a text file called address.txt I think 00:50:17 you can start wallet in rpc mode though 00:50:30 and then make rpc calls to get address or subaddress or whatever 00:50:42 and send to text file or whever else 00:50:49 im not used with rpc 00:51:03 ./monero-wallet-rpc --help 00:51:59 this site is also excellent resource https://web.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html 00:52:12 jwinterm: for privacy reasons it only creates address.txt for testnet/stagenet 00:52:46 so there is not smth 00:52:52 no solution only gui! 00:53:03 rpc is exactly the solution you are looking for 00:53:44 or just start wallet program inside another program and dump stdout to text file or something 00:53:51 but that would probably be more complicated 00:55:06 You can run monero-wallet-cli --wallet-file /path/to/file address 00:55:16 (replace /path/to/file with actual path) 00:55:19 or that 00:55:35 But then you gotta copy it from the tty :) So... redirect ? 00:59:17 works but need one enter 00:59:35 |tail -1|awk '{print $2}' 00:59:43 how to insert enter 01:00:01 Ah yes. You're going to have that problen quite often. Enter is needed after a terminal command for most terminal software. 01:01:21 i just pres enter and works... 01:01:27 thnx really 01:05:20 what other arg i can insert except address there 01:07:34 Any command you can use in the interactive wallet shell. 01:08:09 You might have to properly quote things for multi word commands or characters your shell might interpret, etc. 01:10:22 yea but works 01:10:52 is more easy than rpc i think 01:43:23 you needed foil impants 01:43:58 Foil in pants ? 07:10:49 .price eur 09:09:29 Hey! Is there a way to calculate the fee of a transaction, before I do the transaction ? (No need to be 100% specific though) 09:10:05 Some estimate would be really nice to have 11:36:42 Hey my client stopped synchronising and is now spamming "Consistency failure in m_blocks_hash_check construction", what does that mean? 11:42:03 That means a very rare bug :o 11:42:25 Restarting the client fixes it for another 10 hours 11:42:29 Please paste the output of "sync_info" to some paste site. 11:42:37 I'm on armv8 11:42:38 You got it more than once ? 11:42:41 Yes 11:43:03 I actually stopped the daemon now 11:43:56 Also run set_log +blockchain:DEBUG 11:44:09 Ok I'll come back with a log once I get the error again 11:44:12 Then wait for it to happen, and once it does, paste the last thousand lines from hte log please. 13:59:08 When "talking" to wallet-rpc, I get A LOT of "T Moving counter buffer by 1 second". Is there a "--log-level" that will allow me to filter out all the "net.throttle" stuff ? 14:00:31 The default. 14:00:38 (0) 14:01:08 It should only start appearing at 2, so if you really want 2 for some reason, you can use 2,net.throttle:ERROR 14:15:08 Okay. That did work for throttle. I guess level 2 is too low to get the net.http stuff which is what I'm looking for. "net.http:TRACE" ? 14:16:57 TRACE is violent. It gets you typically useless stuff unless you're really lost, as well as massive data dumps. 14:17:19 net.http:DEBUG will usually get you all the interesting debug stuff. 14:17:26 But 2 is debug. 14:19:57 This "HTTP_RESPONSE_HEAD: << " is the level I'm looking for. level 3 I believe. 14:21:06 I'm still on authentication level :-[ 14:28:27 OK, then this does need trace. What is your exact log setting ? 14:29:27 And are you sure the code is going round that place ? :) 14:31:12 --log-levelĀ '2,net.throttle:ERROR,net.http:TRACE' seems to be the sweet spot. 14:33:23 Is there a setting that will show me the JSON data ? 14:36:40 Yes. Authorization is in "net.http;TRACE' => authorization: Digest username="rpc_user", realm="monero-rpc", nonce="pvSjOhZF2jHCFiBwJliK+A==", uri="/json_rpc", qop=auth, response="0ac02de8f06ff52d4ed26b0abdb92d5b", nc=00000001, cnonce="43accc67f7354df3bc214b2ff4ca65bb", algorithm=MD5-sess 15:09:11 Wow the fake economy is doing spectacular today! 15:09:25 fibonacci: which fake economy are you talking about? 15:09:26 both of them? 15:09:56 traditional markets are killin it. must be all the job creation. 15:13:35 https://twitter.com/gaborgurbacs/status/1243171530349195265 15:26:42 non-fractional reserve banking sounds great 15:28:11 would that be non-fractional reserve, or non-reserve? 15:28:59 non-reserver obviously as they never had full reserve 15:29:45 Won't they get a shitload of division by zero errors? 15:30:35 good question 15:33:19 nicks 17:52:08 TrasherDK just make the number super small 17:52:24 Don't hit zero, if you need more mun muns, just lower it more 18:52:03 I read that sometimes transactions are 'disputed' why does the sender sending the tx key to the intended recipient prove payment? 18:53:29 while, it just allows the person to look up the transaction in a block explorer 18:55:05 Because if you could not prove you send something, the recipient could claim never to have got the monero, and scam the sender. 18:55:07 To really prove it they'd send a "payment proof" which would allow the recipient to see the details of the transaction rather than just that "it may have happened" 18:55:14 Well, scam with plausible deniability. 18:56:03 because I could send any tx id from a previous block and it'd look the same as any other if you can't see the details 18:56:15 You really need the payment proof. 19:00:52 You're conflating the (private) transaction key with the transaction hash / ID 19:00:57 ^ Mochi101 19:02:43 what happens if you try to spend monero you think you have but dont? 19:03:21 Then I guess you'll think you spend it, but won't :) 19:03:39 so you wouldn't know if you spent it or not? 19:04:03 That depends on why you think you have it I suppose. 19:04:39 Are you hallucinating you have monero ? Did someone claim to have sent you monero ? Is a node sending you fake blocks that look like you got monero ? Othe r? 19:04:39 like I know bitcoin has a getbalance command, I was thinking there was a monero equivilent that would reveal if you have funds or not 19:05:18 So you mean... if the wallet has a bug and reports a wrong balance ? 19:06:17 not quite, I was reading sometimes people dispute receiving a payment in monero, as the sender wouldn't you know whether or not you sent them monero? 19:06:19 ah yes dEBRUYNE 19:06:21 In that case, the most likely is that it thinks it owns an output it does not known. Then all would work till the tx gets to a node. The node will then reject the tx for not being signed by he owner's key. 19:06:30 I read tx hash... 19:06:33 my bad 19:08:00 Whether the recipient knows or not they've been sent some monero is irrelevant from the network's perspective. 19:08:25 The recipient can derive the secret key for the new output, whether or not they refreshed their wallet since it was created. 19:08:55 If they did not see the incoming monero (can happen if you have a wrong refresh height, say), they just won't see that output. 19:10:00 But then it's the opposite of triyng to esnd monero you tihnk you have. It's not sending some monero you have but don't think you have.