im trying to run a daemon and its up and running but when i do status its 8(out)+0(in)

does this mean there are no inbound connections?

where is p2pstate.bin located in linux

lol

i cant find that

idk where it is

there is nothing in the created directory

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Yes. You must set all the routers/firewalls to forward 18080 to the machine/VM running monerod.

i did that

p2pstate.bin is in ~/.bitmonero

ok

got it now what?

delete and restart?

Doubt it will do anything for this.

It's likely a router thing. I assume you did not start the daemon with an in peer limit of 0, right ?

moneromooo: on another channel I had suggested that he delete p2pstate.bin because it had seemed to work for me in a similar case

Or with --hide-my-port.

OK.

that being using a vpn that doesn't allow inbound connections

and when turning off the vpn they did not come back

in_peers is set to unlimited on daemon

Oh. VPN. Right.

o wiat

my vpn autoconnected

should i restart and tgry again?

Yes. If you don't restart, other nodes will have the VPN's IP in their tables, and will only get yours-without-vpn once you connect to a new peer (and that'll take a bit of time to propagate).

restart the computer or the daemon?

i restarted the daemon

and no change

Daemon. As I said, it'll be a bit before other peers know there is a node at your address.

ok

are there any other ports i should open up or just the 18080?

For incoming P2P connections, no.

k

Unless you set your monerod on another port, in which case yes :)

lol

i just disabled the firewall and still no inbound

moo "Last scheduled hard fork time suggests" Can we get rid of that one? It's only been a few days since last upgrade "Monero 'Carbon Chamaeleon' (v0.15.0.5-17ec003c0)"

I guess we can since no fork soon.

Thanks :D

anyone know answer on my trezor security questions?

what's an easy way to determine if a given u32 is a block height, block hash, or transaction hash?

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Can anyone help with a Monero pool setup?

nodejs-pool?

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Yes

sure

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Dvandal

oh i thought you meant snipa's pool software

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: We managed to get the pool running, but all we get are rejected shares, we think its the algo settings

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Isn't the Snipa software based on the Dvandal?

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Can you help us?

this pool software is probably outdated and doesn't support randomx

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Its the latest version and does include randomx support

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/6204…69/694123130393854012/unknown-1.png

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: Does that look correct?

based on their config examples it seems right. are there any errors in logfiles, or just the invalid share message in your miner?

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: @Joshua - Zintus LOUD Mining perhaps you can add details?

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: For me its the message in the miner, but not sure whats in the logs our dev will know

[discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: @asymptotically [irc]:#0000

in the damemon I'm getting message: There were 21 blocks found in the last 90 minutes, there might be large hash rate changes, or we might be partitioned, cut off from the monero network or under attack. or it could be just sheer bad luck

and also "No incoming connections -check firewalls/routers allow port 18080

these messages occured several times over the last few hours

Can you reach your daemon from outside with, say, netcat ?

Or whatever else you might be comfortable with.

no ive tryed using a port forwarding tester and it says its blocked

at this point im thinking its my isp

daemon problem with inbound connections was solved. it was an isp issue

<user123451> Hello

<user123451> I am having trouble with running my monerod RPC with the testnet flqg

<user123451> does mattermost relay my messages to the freenode IRC?

Looks like it does/

<user123451> Hi

<user123451> So the problem is this error "Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required)" i get when running "./monerod --testnet"

Kill whatever's bound on port 28080 (likely another monerod).

netstat is your friend

<user123451> I also tried running it on another port (18085) also without success

<user123451> both ports seem to be free

<user123451> according to lsof -i -P

Do you have something like SElinux or the like which could prevent binding ?

<user123451> Well seems there are two other monerods running

<user123451> but I can't kill them somehow

<user123451> I will try sigterm

<user123451> Thanks didnt think of that

<user123451> problem was caused by another monerod

<user123451> how do I use the testnet

<user123451> is the public testnet wallet still being funded?

You add --testnet to monerod and monero-wallet-{cli,rpc}.

<user123451> ok

<user123451> how is the dandelion++ implementation going?

anyone familiar with how the various block explorers implemented their search? if given a number/string how to determine if it's a block height, block hash, or tx hash

it looks like xmrchain checks a few different lengths of the provided search string and from there does a few try/catch statements.

not elegant but it works

What is the preferred pastebin service now days?

I think people who hate javascript use fpaste

thanks

np

Hello all, firstly, I am not a developer. looking through this error I think the problem is because /home links to /usr/home which I find wierd but I do not have much experience with freebsd jails either so this may be normal. How do I pass -v to the linker to find out why it is giving this error?