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00:55:30 <rapofran> hi
04:49:29 <bbobboy> hey anyone here?
04:54:12 <gingeropolous> yep
05:27:00 <TrasherDK> ginger - did you figure out your restricted/unrestricted port problem?
05:28:38 <modul8[m]> brax the privacy guy doesnt get it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0FVO5zO98k
05:29:59 <modul8[m]> he is saying incognito wallet (based on ethereum) is better because monero value fluctuates too much compared to bitcoin.
05:37:11 <TrasherDK> Incognito, as in that 80+ % pre-mined coin? Monero is tracking Bitcoin movement pretty close, with Monero being a bit stronger.
05:39:39 <modul8[m]> No idea, never heard of it until that video.
07:34:54 <ajs[m]> incognito is pointless. it does nothing to prevent dirty bitcoins from being traded and tracked.
09:26:42 <Inge-> lipstick on a pig?
14:44:28 <gingeropolous> TrasherDK, i did not.
14:44:31 <gingeropolous> well, not yet.
14:47:47 <Fibrrrrrrnacci> What would the world economy look like if only monero was in all our wallets is the real question.
15:05:18 <TrasherDK> Would --rpc-payment-allow-free-loopback be what you are looking for ?
15:07:08 <TrasherDK> ginger. Actually I don't remember what your problem was :)
15:10:52 <moneromooo> I think I might have added that option for gingeropolous actually :)
15:11:12 <TrasherDK> :P
15:16:57 <TrasherDK> Is it possible to use certificates as access control? A certificate has to be signed by a specific CA certificate.
15:19:50 <moneromooo> You can use certificates. I think vtnerd  might have added "signed by this CA" mode. I added "these certs are whitelisted".
15:20:58 <moneromooo> There is "signed by any CA" mode, but that's dangerous (basically it protects against passive network adversaries only).
15:21:32 <moneromooo> (and by passive, I mean really passive, as in they did not pwn a CA before)
15:28:08 <TrasherDK> By "a specific CA" I mean, signed by me.
15:30:43 <TrasherDK> The "signed by this CA" thing, was that recently ?
15:31:21 <moneromooo> It would have been maybe.. a couple months ago. git log contrib/epee/src/net_ssl.cpp would find it.
15:47:55 <TrasherDK> I think it's #5320
15:57:11 <TrasherDK> It must be a mis-type: "--rpc-ssl-allow-chained" "Allow user (via --rpc-ssl-certificates) chain certificates"
15:58:06 <TrasherDK> Shouldn't "--rpc-ssl-certificates" have been "--rpc-ssl-ca-certificates" ?
16:18:42 <vtnerd> yes, there is a "signed by this ca mode"
16:19:09 <vtnerd> or at least I recall setting it up like that
16:19:44 <TrasherDK> And that's the "--rpc-ssl-ca-certificates" right?
16:20:11 <vtnerd> um, sounds right
16:21:18 <TrasherDK> Yeah. Me too. I don't remember what I did last week :D
16:22:19 <moneromooo> Phone your local police station :P
16:26:11 <TrasherDK> Nah. Better not remind them that I'm still around.
17:54:37 <gingeropolous> thanks moneromooo
17:54:51 <gingeropolous> now i just need to smash my box into submission so it'll compile master
17:56:33 <gingeropolous> i just want me daemon daemonized, and i wanna be able to interact with it via rpc to get info etc on the same box
22:34:53 <appleman> hey anyone around?
22:35:47 <appleman> I've got an issue with ledger and the newest CLI wallet. I added the udev rules but I still get error Error: failed to load wallet: Unable to open device 4:11415
22:36:02 <appleman> I guess its relevant im trying to use it with ubuntu server
22:36:22 <appleman> If this is the wrong channel to ask, i apologize
22:37:18 <selsta> appleman: did you add udev rules?
22:37:24 <selsta> sorry
22:37:27 <selsta> you wrote that lol
22:37:53 <selsta> is restarting your PC possible?
22:38:03 <appleman> Yeah I restarted it, same issue
22:38:15 <selsta> unable to open device usually means something else is accessing the device
22:38:48 <selsta> did you install the latest ledger firmware and monero app?
22:39:02 <selsta> did you make sure that ledger live is closed?
22:39:59 <appleman> Ill take a look about the firmware
22:40:37 <selsta> also try a different usb port
22:41:42 <appleman> I think I am running old firmware indeed
22:52:06 <appleman> hmm still a no go
22:53:04 <appleman> I wonder if ubuntu server is the issue
22:54:02 <derpy_bridge> [discord] <Cryptonym | LOUD Mining#1708>: is anyone mining monero with the amd xt cards?
22:59:34 <selsta> appleman: hmm i think everyone got it to work so far
22:59:49 <selsta> don’t think ubuntu is a problem
23:00:12 <appleman> I wonder if the new version of CLI works
23:00:24 <appleman> or if should use 0.15.0.4
23:00:47 <selsta> v0.15.0.5 is the newest CLI version
23:00:55 <appleman> yeah thats what I have atm
23:00:56 <selsta> do you use GUI or CLI?
23:01:07 <appleman> CLI
23:01:10 <selsta> no that’s not the problem
23:01:39 <appleman> I had it working before on Ubutnu
23:02:04 <selsta> unable to open device usually means that some other process is accessing the ledger
23:02:19 <appleman> shouldnt be possible
23:02:24 <selsta> e.g. by using CLI / GUI at the same time
23:02:25 <appleman> no ledger live on the Ubuntu Server machine
23:02:29 <selsta> or CLI and Ledger Live
23:02:31 <selsta> or Chome
23:02:55 <appleman> I use the machine with no gui at all
23:02:59 <selsta> yep
23:03:10 <selsta> is it a virtual machine?
23:03:25 <appleman> no. But I use it through SSH
23:03:57 <selsta> the ledger monero app is opened and unlocked?
23:04:04 <appleman> yeah
23:04:41 <selsta> I would try on a different system
23:38:39 <Fibrrrrrrnacci> https://youtu.be/vLf1B_qlEQo