00:07:31 <muke> Hey, I've set up my own monero node on a raspberry pi and it's completed syncing, but now my wallet won't seem to connect to it and doesn't have anything useful in the command line output either
00:07:46 <muke> I enter the ip and port, click connect, and then after a bit it just says 'disconnected'
00:07:49 <muke> any idea why this is?
00:21:26 <moneromooo> Firewall ?
00:22:29 <muke> it's over lan
00:27:02 <moneromooo> Is that intended as a reply to the question ?
00:37:05 <muke> yea, this is just a home network with no firewall
00:37:20 <muke> thought you might had meant port forwarding
00:37:31 <moneromooo> Is the pi listening on the external NIC ?
00:37:47 <moneromooo> (ie, 0.0.0.0 or the IP it got from DHCP, or otherwise assigned)
00:37:59 <moneromooo> (for RPC, port 18081)
00:39:44 <muke> moneromooo how can I check that
00:41:47 <tryphe> muke, ss -lt
00:42:12 <dsc_> TIL `ss -lt`
00:42:40 <dsc_> beats typing `netstat -nudeplanet | grep monerod`
00:42:47 <tryphe> dsc_, you owe me a coke :D
00:42:55 <dsc_> sure ^^
00:44:27 <muke> huh I'm not quite sure from this command, I don't see 18080 at all, although scanning the port from another device does say the port is open so I guess it would be listening?
00:44:32 <muke> on the external interface
00:45:01 <moneromooo> < moneromooo> (for RPC, port 18081)
00:45:31 <muke> i thought i didn't need rpc
00:45:35 <muke> sorry, what is it for again?
00:45:57 <moneromooo> RPC ? For wallet sync. Which you strongly implied you wanted.
00:46:24 <muke> oh so I need that for other wallets to sync to it?
00:46:48 <muke> sorry must had got confused on something
00:52:29 <tryphe> yep, you're probably thinking of the p2p port being open, but the wallet connects via rpc port
00:52:58 <tryphe> by default, the rpc port is only open locally (iirc)
00:53:18 <tryphe> locally meaning within your machine, of course
00:54:04 <muke> right ok
00:55:22 <muke> ah now it works, thanks!
00:55:37 <tryphe> nice
03:12:38 <branchfractal> #join monero-community
03:12:46 <branchfractal> yo seth
03:13:40 <branchfractal> you worked with the folks over at Haven before right
04:56:54 <Inge-> sethsimmons: ^
07:48:55 <blueingress> hi all, can I buy $XMR over decentralized exchanges now?
08:01:39 <msavoritias[m]1> <blueingress "hi all, can I buy $XMR over dece"> You want bisq. But you need bitcoin first to buy xmr. You were able to do that for over a year by the way
08:02:41 <raecarruth> bisq has been around for several years
08:04:15 <raecarruth> changenow.io works too
08:04:18 <raecarruth> https://changenow.io/
09:50:57 <kayront> any cake wallet devs around?
11:13:02 <sethsimmons> <branchfractal "you worked with the folks over a"> Idk if I’d say worked, but I’ve been involved for the last few months since they launched the xUSD testnet.
11:13:48 <sethsimmons> Cool to see something like that built on a base of Monero, shows some of the more advanced things that could be done on Monero 🙂
13:47:54 <kayront> http://27blltx6kt26k65umbs2tme6rhv4i7rhagnzzljp3bsoqfkj6w364sqd.onion/cake-wallet-initial-impressions-and-suggestions.html
13:49:42 <artefact> interesting take on why mobile matters
13:50:12 <artefact> i'm under 30 but i consider my mobile phone compromised or easily compromisable
13:51:49 <Inge-> by random malicious third parties, or nation-states?
13:52:11 <artefact> probably either
13:52:13 <sech1> by wife :D
13:52:28 <artefact> i have an old device. i don't trust the lockscreen, or any of the software stack
13:52:54 <artefact> and there's no firejail-like solution
13:53:01 <artefact> or no luks suspend
14:14:32 <asymptotically> artefact: firejail probably hurts more than it helps, iirc it's been the source of so many privilege escalation exploits
14:14:43 <asymptotically> better to use selinux or apparmor or nothing at all
14:20:28 <artefact> selinux is such a pain to setup and use though. admittedly i've been using systemd service isolation more and more instead
14:21:47 <Inge-> OMG I love CryptoMedia(tm): "New highs in SPX seems to be acting as a catalyst for the drop in Bitcoin and gold. However, the devaluation of the US Dollar might build bullish fundamentals."
16:25:42 <gingeropolous> damn. which tools shows transactions per second disk usage?
16:26:04 <moneromooo> You're hurting my parsing module :/
16:26:47 <moneromooo> df shows disk usage.
16:26:56 <moneromooo> Nothing to do with transactions though.
16:27:20 <gingeropolous> huh. vm provider killed my vm for high io
16:27:36 <gingeropolous> no idea what process was causing it
16:27:52 <moneromooo> EIEIO
16:27:55 <artefact> the process with a high iowait time is usually the culprit
16:29:30 <gingeropolous> hrm, perhaps iostat then
16:29:39 <gingeropolous> to the googles for the right command
16:30:35 <moneromooo> Ooooh, I parsed it now :D
16:30:49 <moneromooo> iotop ?
16:30:58 <gingeropolous> yeah, nothings popping u[
16:31:13 <sethsimmons> iotop is grewat
16:31:44 <gingeropolous> that just shows percentage though
16:31:51 <gingeropolous> unless there's some cli flags bla blah
16:32:03 <artefact> cut -d' ' -f42 /proc/1327/stat
16:32:08 <artefact> read proc(5)
16:33:26 <gingeropolous> thankyou kind internet stranger, but no such file or directory ... this *is* ubuntu 16... mebbe just reinstall OS and call it a day
16:34:51 <gingeropolous> or ill just keep iotop on and when the hypervisor kills it again i should see what it was
16:50:43 <moneromooo> Replace the number with whatever PID you want to check.
18:13:17 <gingeropolous> wow. so my fail2ban has been lighting up
18:13:42 <gingeropolous> with an ip coming from china. yaaaaaaay
18:18:46 <gingeropolous> could the logfile writing really be making my io go berserk?
18:23:42 <artefact> very unlikely
18:23:48 <artefact> are you still syncing the chain?
18:23:53 <artefact> because THAT will cause lots of i/o
22:02:14 <gingeropolous> naw, the blockchain outgrew this poor vm long ago