00:45:20 <Dean_Guss> $ ./monerod --help
00:45:20 <Dean_Guss> ./monerod: /lib64/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.23' not found (required by ./monerod)
00:45:40 <Dean_Guss> so I compiled glibc 2.23 and put it in /opt
00:46:00 <Dean_Guss> Now I get a strange error:
00:46:02 <Dean_Guss> $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/glibc-2.23/lib ./monerod --help
00:46:02 <Dean_Guss> ./monerod: ��J
00:46:02 <Dean_Guss>               �: ELF: x: Error 1398459730
00:46:10 <Dean_Guss> ^ on CentOS 7
00:47:17 <Dean_Guss> I tried to compile monero from source but there's even more roadblocks in that direction with packages being too old
00:48:43 <sethsimmons> You can try this: https://paste.centos.org/view/3f12ab8e
00:48:56 <sethsimmons> I’ve used basically that to compile from source on CentOS 7
00:49:08 <sethsimmons> Obviously change directories to match your username/structure
00:49:37 <Dean_Guss> cool thanks
00:56:37 <bigslim[m]> Monero breaking out with BTC
02:33:57 <coolstyles> ok guys im back sorry i am getting: HTTP_CLIENT: Failed to SEND" "Failed to invoke http request to /json_rpc"
02:37:14 <coolstyles> initial error was : "SSL handshake failed, connection dropped: stream truncated" then repeated with connecting without ssl. also [Parse uri] regex not matched for uri
02:49:35 <vtnerd> sounds like the connection isn't actually being made to the server, try connecting with curl
02:50:03 <vtnerd> something like `curl -v http://ip:port/json_rpc` - the server should reject the request but at least its a response
02:50:56 <vtnerd> curl might give a more descriptive error message
02:56:08 <vtnerd> ah, the real error is going to print at a higher log level, use `--log-level 4` as an option when loading the client, that will jump the actual `error_code`
02:56:19 <vtnerd> *jump->dump
11:26:43 <aceupsleeve> Hello, which payment processor can I use for my online service that doesnt have limits and DO NOT require KYC from either merchant or customer?
11:28:11 <moneromooo> There is globee, might fit your needs.
11:29:16 <aceupsleeve> actually i'm on their site now, but first question/answer on their FAQ:
11:29:17 <aceupsleeve> A: Our goal is to maintain the safety of your funds, that is why we take extra measures to prevent any issues from happening, therefore we may ask you to go through another verification process for future transactions. Some delays may occur in the verification stage for various reasons, such as high demand for cryptocurrency, delays in the
11:29:18 <aceupsleeve> blockchain etc.
11:29:38 <aceupsleeve> so not sure which verification they require, i am not planning on doing any more KYC process in my life and provide anyone with personal details
11:29:45 <aceupsleeve> especially not when using monero
11:32:39 <moneromooo> Then you probably want to set it up yourself with monero-wallet-rpc.
11:33:13 <aceupsleeve> i'm tryig to avoid it to skip on doig my own billings
11:33:19 <aceupsleeve> but if there wont be any choice i will
11:33:57 <aceupsleeve> yep,
11:33:58 <aceupsleeve> https://globee.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/47000845668-q-why-do-i-need-to-upload-my-personal-documents-
11:34:00 <aceupsleeve> KYC required
11:42:59 <asymptotically> aceupsleeve: you can host btcpayserver yourself - https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver
11:44:31 <aceupsleeve> but its for BTC, not monero. right?
11:45:37 <azy> you could use the woocommerce plugin
11:45:57 <azy> https://monerointegrations.com
11:46:55 <aceupsleeve> i will check that for sure, thanks
11:47:02 <aceupsleeve> any knowledge about https://paykassa.pro ?
11:50:00 <asymptotically> aceupsleeve: it just has a confusing name. btcpayserver supports a bunch of cryptocurrencies
11:50:11 <asymptotically> paykassa.pro doesn't list monero anywhere on their site
11:50:39 <aceupsleeve> https://paykassa.pro/en/landing/xmr/
11:54:18 <asymptotically> lol they list integrations with ponzi scheme scripts as one of their features
11:56:07 <aceupsleeve> yea they have 0 info online. doesnt seem reliable
11:56:31 <azy> the most popular online payment gateway Monero which allows you to securely store, fast and easy to obtain, send and exchange cryptocurrency
11:56:38 <azy> ???
11:56:59 <azy> thats a no from me dawg
11:57:31 <aceupsleeve> agreed
12:00:07 <aceupsleeve> checking plisio.net and cryptonator
19:30:21 <Dean_Guss> Why does the project pull code from google?  git clone --recursive https://github.com/monero-project/monero
19:30:23 <Dean_Guss> Submodule 'thirdparty/gtest' (https://github.com/google/googletest.git) registered for path 'thirdparty/gtest'
19:31:20 <selsta> submodule of some submodule
20:23:10 <fluffypony> you don't need gtest if you're not running tests