00:12:08 <selsta> ndorf: thanks that solved the issue :D
00:12:26 <selsta> the non corrupt blockchain was in /root/.bitmonero
01:48:46 <Steven_M> Hi all :-)
01:59:45 <Steven_M> I've heard of hardware wallets, but are there hardware nodes and mining devices, so that you don't have to use a computer for running a node and mining?
02:11:17 <niocbrrrrrr> specialized mining hardware is an asic so that doesn't apply to monero as the best bang for your buck is a cpu
02:11:55 <niocbrrrrrr> for nodes people will run them on pine64 or rasp pi
02:19:41 <Steven_M> niocbrrrrrr: I would've thought a pi, would overheat too much. My laptop gets quite hot syncing sometimes (especially if I've missed a few days).
02:20:50 <niocbrrrrrr> the idea is to keep it running all the time which might not be convenient with a laptop
02:21:22 <niocbrrrrrr> once synced the resources required are very low
02:22:17 <niocbrrrrrr> I bought a cheap desktop with an SSD to run my node and a few other things
02:23:10 <niocbrrrrrr> was too painful on my old HDD
02:23:48 <gingeropolous> yeah, its fun to build the pine64 etc, but the pcs u can get from major retailers for 400$ can do the job fine
02:24:37 <gingeropolous> if you haven't gone all tin foil hat with the backdoors
02:26:00 <gingeropolous> all right, im feelin kinda dandy. lesse if i can get this peer thing goin
02:26:57 <Steven_M> Okay :-)
02:30:57 <gingeropolous> oh wow aeons chain is only 8 gb.
03:47:55 <gingeropolous> ugh i wanna download c++ into my brain like fuckin matrix
03:54:50 <gingeropolous> hrm, perhaps bash is fine because of the folks that would run multiple networks
07:02:03 <ndorf> selsta: glad to hear it, hope you got the user to move it over to his regular home dir and chown, rather than continue running as root :)
07:03:21 <ndorf> gingeropolous: downloading C++ to your brain? sounds like a cool idea until you realize you have to delete things like "how to use a knife and fork" to make room
08:46:32 <guernsey> hello
08:47:22 <guernsey> is here any monero folk willing to help on how to insert tx version 2 from the begining of the chain
08:48:18 <guernsey> for some reason tx version is always 1 even if changes are made on basic.h or tx_utils
08:48:39 <guernsey> even after starting with hf_version >8
09:53:55 <Steven_M> Can somebody help guernsey please? I don't have the expertise.
10:09:21 <guernsey> there are folks that can help but i dont there is no much will
10:11:00 <guernsey> and for them is not serius effort is nothing but
10:11:32 <guernsey> they lack will
10:17:42 <moneromooo> I'm sure I'd be totally fine forgetting about some people to make room for something nicer.
10:19:59 <guernsey> your believes, mine different
10:29:35 <guernsey> is anyone else here willing to help
10:31:18 <Steven_M> guernsey: I wish I could, but I can't. Sorry.
10:31:42 <guernsey> thnx anyway for your good will at least!
10:32:46 <Steven_M> guernsey: you're welcome. :-)
10:32:56 <Adreik> Is there any freeze/thaw/frozen equivalent for an RPC wallet? There does not seem to be any documentation for it: https://web.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html
10:33:46 <moneromooo> Looks like not. Easy to add.
10:34:10 <Adreik> There is no RPC command, or it exists and the docs need updating?
10:34:19 <moneromooo> There is no RPC for it.
10:34:49 <Adreik> Should I add an enhancement request on the github?
10:34:54 <moneromooo> Sure.
10:36:03 <Steven_M> Adreik: may I PM you with a follow-up question about our conversation the other night?
10:36:57 <Adreik> You had an issue with a remote node right? TBH I don't know all that much about how that works
10:50:53 <Steven_M> Goodnight all. :-)
10:56:38 <guernsey> goodnight
11:25:35 <Adreik> Say, is there a reason that a lot of the functions for searching up outputs in the wallet use specifically key_image instead of one-time pubkey?
11:27:52 <moneromooo> You can check the git log to see if anything is mentioned. I think it was just arbitrary.
11:28:31 <moneromooo> Oh, possibly also that there was a key image lookup already, to spot spends. Not sure if that was a reason but it might have.
11:30:31 <Adreik> If you are using a view only wallet then you won't know the key image without an export_outputs/transfer file/Import_outputs/export_key_images/transfer file/import_key_images. So isn't at least allowing the use of the *other* unique output identifier strictly better than not?
11:30:48 <moneromooo> Yes.
11:32:00 <moneromooo> Pff, always confusing with negative questions. It is better.
11:38:25 <Adreik> I believe the discord IRC relay system has broken, for whoever owns that
11:39:29 <asymptotically> Adreik: i think it got kickbanned
11:39:35 <moneromooo> It got kicked or silenced I think, due to some jerk spamming "subscribe" shit.
11:39:52 <moneromooo> Just needs an op to undo.
12:48:54 <zib> Has there been any change in the recent versions? I can't sync from scratch with 10GB mem anymore. Gets killed after swapping out (8gb + 2gb swap).
13:01:43 <zib> in regards to memory ofc :D
13:03:47 <moneromooo> Very unexpected.
13:11:23 <zib> its on freebsd so maybe not so common
13:11:34 <zib> pid 3607 (monerod), jid 0, uid 1001, was killed: out of swap space
13:12:01 <zib> Ran out of mem at 64% sync and then now again at 72% . But i just keep restarting it and eventuelly it will get to 100 :D
13:14:02 <moneromooo> Run "sync_info" from time to time, see how much data it's got downloaded waiting for processing.
13:14:25 <zib> ok
13:14:32 <moneromooo> It should stop at about 100 MB, roughly.
13:15:24 <zib> 498 spans, 1392.27 MB
13:15:45 <moneromooo> That's likely the reason then...
13:16:01 <zib> yeah guess it just keeps dling and queuing up.
13:16:22 <zib> 1.8gb now heh. Going up fast.
13:16:38 <moneromooo> Set the dl limit to 10 for now. Reset once it's gone through the queue.
13:17:10 <moneromooo> And file a bug with a level 2 log. A minute or so will be enough.
13:17:20 <moneromooo> set_log 2
13:17:28 <zib> ok will do
13:18:08 <moneromooo> Get the log before setting the dl limit.
13:18:16 <zib> yep
13:19:06 <zib> hmm which option is the dl-limit? --block-sync-size?
13:19:43 <moneromooo> That's a command line option. If you quit, it'll forget about that 1.8 GB it's already got.
13:19:51 <moneromooo> Use... limit_down IIRC ?
13:20:12 <zib> ah just limiting the speed
13:21:12 <moneromooo> I assume you didn't monkey with --block-download-max-size, right ?
13:21:33 <zib> no. No args except rpc stuff
15:28:15 <KrishnAncap[m]> hi
15:37:12 <yanmaani> binaryFate:
15:38:07 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Don't spoil all the fun already so early on ...
15:40:59 <moneromooo> vtnerd: fyi: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/6671  (you might have a better fix)
15:41:07 <moneromooo> er, wrong chan
16:06:30 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> I don't remember our coin icon being so ... bland ... at CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/
16:11:27 <amuro> Any safe remote node IP and port?
16:36:13 <poobie[m]> no. you are never safe :^)
16:59:33 <Mochi101> rbrunner CMC has been changing up coin icons.
18:26:08 <amuro> Which remote node is relatively safer? It takes too long to sync
18:28:28 <moneromooo> print_pl publicrpc
18:29:11 <moneromooo> You may want to set your node to bootstrap mode. You'll be using one of those while your node syncs. Once synced, your node will be used.
18:29:45 <moneromooo> monerod --bootstrap-daemon-address <ADDRESS>
19:16:04 <KrishnAncap[m]> yeah new cmc icon is a bit gross. what's up with that?
19:16:28 <KrishnAncap[m]> is it discrete agenda to turn people out of our freedom coin?
19:16:36 <KrishnAncap[m]> design can be powerful
19:17:37 <KrishnAncap[m]> or have they done so to all coins
19:52:27 <fluffypony> you can't really force them to use a particular logo
19:52:37 <fluffypony> but you can certainly contact them and complain bitterly about it
19:57:39 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Having a quick glance I could not see a single other changed coin icon although I know these a lot less well of course.
20:58:14 <yanmaani> eww what the hell?
20:59:26 <yanmaani> maybe it's just an intern
21:05:57 <d4ndo[m]> @( * O * )@
21:25:40 <xmrpow> Is there a way to skip block verification for stagenet daemon sync?
21:27:02 <moneromooo> You could comment out some of the heavy stuff I guess. Range proof checks for one.
21:27:23 <moneromooo> Cryptonight.
21:27:41 <moneromooo> IIRC that's a bit more annoying though. I did it in the past.
21:28:15 <xmrpow> I think I would have to mess with the code in order to do that?
21:30:03 <yanmaani> of course
21:30:17 <yanmaani> moneromooo: Couldn't you just return valid for everything?
21:30:30 <yanmaani> stub out the sig validation function and replace it with {return true}
21:31:02 <xmrpow> But there is no monerod arguement?
21:34:39 <moneromooo> You could return valid for everything.
21:35:09 <yanmaani> are you the guy who wants to make some obscure modification to monero?
21:35:39 <moneromooo> We could have a monerod --autopwn I guess.
21:37:11 <xmrpow> yanmaani: Do you mean me?
21:37:32 <xmrpow> monermoo: That would be cool.
21:39:02 <moneromooo> Well, there's already ethereum, which I understand checks close to nothing.
21:39:29 <anicow> lol
22:03:17 <gingeropolous> so i think i need to grep the logs for "block found" ...
22:03:26 <gingeropolous> for solo mining. gah. i have no patience
22:04:15 <moneromooo> I did it for you. No hits.
22:04:19 <moneromooo> (sorry)
22:04:46 <moneromooo> OK, do it anyway. Would be cool if you got lucky.
22:04:51 <gingeropolous> :)
22:05:19 <gingeropolous> i think thats what shows up. there's sure lot of things in the code with block or found though
22:05:43 <yanmaani> it's a shame there's no working p2pool for monero
22:05:53 <moneromooo> "Found block "
22:07:42 <Mochi101> Congratulations moneromooo
22:07:46 <Mochi101> :P
22:08:09 <moneromooo> :D
22:08:10 <Mochi101> ohhh... that's just the message
22:08:12 <Mochi101> ;)
22:08:46 <Mochi101> It'd be pretty exciting to mine a solo block.
22:09:19 <Mochi101> Might have been more exciting 2 years ago... but hey... Still today too.