00:50:44 <riceandbeans> How many xmr will exist in stagenet?
02:15:03 <Mochi101> riceandbeans, an infinite amount. Stagenet code is the same as Mainnet.
03:03:58 <fakeuser> hi
06:32:32 <Inge-> So a small update on the Norwegian Monero Kidnapping-turned-murder case - Police did not have good enough evidence to convince the court to keep the husband in custody, and since the husband was released, they pushed up their agenda and have now arrested a man in his 30's with known cryptocurrency competency (The husband who is ~70 is claimed to be somewhat of a luddite when it comes to tech)
06:35:54 <riceandbeans> That's weird
06:36:06 <sech1> So their plan is to arrest people one at a time until they go through the whole population?
06:36:09 <riceandbeans> Never imagined a kidnapping with demand of crypto
06:49:22 <mmxxx[m]> https://www.bbc.com/news/world-52543508
06:49:32 <mmxxx[m]> is xmr accepted on any of the major pr0n sites?
06:49:41 <mmxxx[m]> or even btc for that matter
06:49:49 <mmxxx[m]> (i'm not a pr0n person)
07:01:58 <Inge-> Verge?
07:03:16 <mmxxx[m]> what about verge?
07:03:28 <Inge-> wasn't the big thing that Pornhub accepts Verge?
07:03:53 <mmxxx[m]> ah, did not know this
07:03:56 <mmxxx[m]> why verge though?
07:14:38 <Inge-> probably because Verge paid Pornhub millions :D
07:14:50 <Inge-> it was a magnificent shitshow, and Verge dumped right after
07:16:10 <mmxxx[m]> ah, yes, I vaguely remember
07:29:24 <Inge-> But yeah, why not all porn providers supports Monero, is baffling :D
07:43:01 <newyearday> because monero devs must pay.....
07:43:58 <newyearday> a crowdfund site must be created for marketing monero
07:45:19 <newyearday> im trying to start new chain from v12 but this function "get_long_term_block_weight_median"
07:45:27 <newyearday> is count == 0
07:45:44 <newyearday> if i start from v1 everything wokrs
07:45:48 <newyearday> if i start from v1 everything works
10:41:49 <UkoeHB_> he's gone... I just remembered that all the dynamic block weight stuff doesn't work for new chains since it was introduced mid-chain
10:42:11 <UkoeHB_> to start a new chain you have to patch in some early block rules
10:46:11 <selsta> UkoeHB_: he has been asking for weeks now, he will be back lol
10:46:39 <UkoeHB_> yeah, it's actually a very obscure problem
10:46:49 <UkoeHB_> Im surprised he's so tenacious though
12:20:40 <TrasherDK1> Why can't he start from current version?
12:51:47 <UkoeHB_> Parts of code are locked/unlocked based on which hardfork a block has
12:53:31 <UkoeHB_> In v12 we have a dynamic block weight system that assumes a ton of old blocks didn't use that system
12:54:58 <UkoeHB_> So a new chain needs some new rules to replace that assumption
13:11:06 <gingeropolous> man i fell into a rabbit hole with zfs and raid etc
13:11:16 <gingeropolous> can't decide how i should build
13:29:19 <yanmaani> I'd trust raid more than zfs
13:31:30 <gingeropolous> but zfs seems so cool
13:31:39 <gingeropolous> performance is more the issue than redundancy
13:32:04 <mmxxx[m]> how do y'all feel about btrfs?
13:47:20 <yanmaani> reiserfs is what all the cool kids are using
13:50:30 <charolastra> reiserfs is only used by murderers
13:56:01 <mmxxx[m]> <charolastra "reiserfs is only used by murdere"> what's wrong with that?
13:56:26 <charolastra> i'm not judging
14:14:13 <d4ndo[m]> Has someone managed to create a set of monero keys just using the unix bash?
14:14:43 <d4ndo[m]> e.G. dd if=/dev/urandom count=32 bs=1 > ./seed
14:14:55 <d4ndo[m]> openssl dgst -sha3-256 ./seed | cut -d' ' -f2 | xxd -r -p > ./viewkey
14:18:36 <d4ndo[m]> ln -s ./seed ./spendkey
14:19:38 <d4ndo[m]> .. reduce32 ..
14:24:00 <d4ndo[m]> Then using openssl to create two public keys ed25519  etc.
14:24:05 <d4ndo[m]> I dont know if it is doeable.
14:47:37 <d4ndo[m]> Guess not. It's to complex.
15:25:29 <fort3hlulz> https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/gfv5jn/monero_daily_transaction_count_ath_today_166k_tx/
15:27:43 * anicow yawns
15:28:23 <anicow> i been up for 5 hours thouogh, it's just fun to watch how contagious the yawn procedure is people in line of sight
15:29:14 <anicow> even my dog yawns sometimes after watching me, so i guess it's not just people
16:26:28 <fort3hlulz> Is it possible to run a bash script with block-notify?
16:26:46 <fort3hlulz> I keep getting this error, even though permissions are correct and I can run the script perfectly as the same user that monerod is running as: src/common/spawn.cpp:113        Failed to execve: Bad file descriptor
16:31:35 <fort3hlulz> it did have some stdout output, which I've just suppressed. Will se if that resolves it.
16:33:22 <fort3hlulz> Nope didn't fix it.
16:34:41 <asymptotically> fort3hlulz: what line are you passing to --block-notify?
16:35:42 <fort3hlulz> monerod --public-node --rpc-bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --rpc-restricted-bind-port 18089 --confirm-external-bind --no-igd --log-file monerod.log --disable-dns-checkpoints --pidfile monerod.pid --detach --non-interactive --pad-transactions --no-zmq --check-updates disabled --show-time-stats 1 --block-notify "/full/path/to/get_last_block.sh"
16:35:55 <fort3hlulz> I've tried with and without quotes
16:36:41 <fort3hlulz> Permissions: -rwxr-xr-x. 1 myuser myuser 279 May  8 12:30 nodes/monero/get_last_block.sh
16:39:27 <asymptotically> lol i dont even see EBADF in the execve man page
16:40:18 <asymptotically> does the /full/path/to have any spaces or weird characters in it?
16:40:43 <fort3hlulz> nope, weirdest thing is a capitalized character lol
16:44:47 <fort3hlulz> Im an idiot
16:44:54 <fort3hlulz> Didn't declare interpreter at the top of my script
16:44:59 <fort3hlulz> sigh...
16:45:56 * riceandbeans is still cringing at .sh being used for a bash rather than sh script
16:47:29 <fort3hlulz> :P
16:47:37 <shillo> use .exe instead
16:47:41 <fort3hlulz> done
16:50:26 <d4ndo[m]> Pretty cool feature. I did not know it exists. »--block-notify«
16:51:41 <d4ndo[m]> nice --block-notify "/full/path/to/get_last_block.sh %s"   %s is the last block i guess
16:52:50 <fort3hlulz> yup!
16:53:02 <d4ndo[m]> cool
16:53:13 <fort3hlulz> Or you can just call the "get_last_block_header" rpc without the has
16:53:29 <fort3hlulz> But using the hash ensures you get the block you're being notified about in case of reorgs or quick blocks
16:54:10 <shillo> that feature has existed for years in almost all cryptos
16:55:02 <d4ndo[m]> i'm still a bloody noob.
16:55:22 <d4ndo[m]> A noob for 5 years now XD
16:55:26 <shillo> ah ok. Carry on :D
16:59:04 <anicow> irssi is a frontend for bash
17:00:52 <anicow> there are relay scripts for telegram and discord, this allows shared flatfile(or others) databases between clients
17:02:11 <anicow> not to mention the apis for other web chat clients, that's another fun thing
17:28:20 <zib> Why does sweep_all include a payment id if not specified?
17:28:52 <synaps3> .usd
17:29:00 <synaps3> !usd
17:29:00 <selsta> zib: all tx contain a payment id
17:29:02 <synaps3> ah
17:29:26 <selsta> usually the pid is 00000000...
17:30:20 <zib> selsta: strange i havent seen it before. I got "NOTE: this transaction uses an encrypted payment ID: consider using subaddresses instead"
17:30:30 <zib> which i never got before
17:30:42 <zib> from a sweep_all
17:31:59 <selsta> recently payment IDs were enforced on all transactions
17:32:08 <selsta> thought the behaviour should not be different with sweep_all
17:32:10 <selsta> though*
17:32:37 <zib> oh i thought they were just going to get deprecated entirely
17:33:27 <selsta> unencrypted pid were removed
17:33:29 <zib> Ah. I'm probably a version behind this commit ,https://github.com/monero-project/monero/commit/f8127831c7421c4c9255e2b96ff4b717142d35ab
17:34:31 <zib> But strange i didnt notice it before
17:39:54 <binaryFate> ATH daily transaction count coming today
17:40:06 <binaryFate> (I think)
20:46:46 <Inge-> why ...