07:25:03 <lza_menace> where can I see accepted attributes to use for --generate-from-json ?
07:27:56 <lza_menace> nevermind, found it: 'grep GET_FIELD_FROM_JSON_RETURN_ON_ERROR wallet/wallet2.cpp'
11:21:27 <RoughestPeasantd> hello
11:21:41 <RoughestPeasantd> https://www.commerce.gov/news/press-releases/2020/09/commerce-department-prohibits-wechat-and-tiktok-transactions-protect
11:21:57 * RoughestPeasantd sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/PgTLvhqqdXafCrctVWygNLUU/message.txt >
11:22:09 <RoughestPeasantd> i'm wondering, could this app ban set a precedent for banning cryptocurrencies?
11:27:47 <asy> RoughestPeasantd: they could maybe remove mobile wallets from app stores, force US exchanges to close, and get ISPs to block foreign exchanges
11:27:50 <asy> but you'd still be able to use monero :)
11:29:27 * moneromooo waits till it starts being illegal to use tor, or use a website that doesn't surrender its private keys to cloudflare.
11:30:28 <asy> the internet? sounds ancient! we only use the cloudflare vpn to resolve websites using cloudflare dns and then connect to them on cloudflare webworkers
11:30:53 <moneromooo> Sorry. The internet is what the flare used to be called.
11:31:10 <RoughestPeasantd> "Any provision of internet hosting services enabling the functioning or optimization of the mobile application in the U.S."
11:31:44 <RoughestPeasantd> would something like this applied to monero mean that it would be illegal to host a node on server in the us?
11:33:17 <mfoolb> hi, I've tried compiling new 0.17 on a ubuntu box with a ryzen 3900 16gb with -j16/24/32 and it fails/logged me off.. it only worked with -j1.. any known problem at the moment
11:33:20 <mfoolb> ?
11:36:41 <moneromooo> Yes. It needs RAM to build. It's going to continue doing so for the foreseeable future though.
11:37:27 <moneromooo> Count abot 2 GB per job, roughly.
11:37:43 <moneromooo> wallet2/core_rpc_server/chaingen_main will need more than 2. The rest should fit.
11:38:47 <mfoolb> so in this configuration no more than 7 threads..
11:38:47 <mfoolb> didn't know about that..
11:38:58 <mfoolb> maybe some info in the github compile info page could be useful..
11:39:21 <moneromooo> Doesn't help if they're not read.
11:39:31 <moneromooo> Because, you know, it IS there.
11:41:29 <mfoolb> moneromooo: yeah you'r right.. probably read first time years ago and forgot about that..
11:52:01 <yanmaani> RoughestPeasantd: No. This order can't be used for that.
11:52:20 <yanmaani> They're restricting a specific, named corporate entity from doing business in the USA.
11:53:00 <yanmaani> This is not the same as restricting a specific piece of code, even if that's how it's been presented in the press.
15:03:28 <zib> hmm. I'm using 0.17 and i'm getting "Error: transaction was not constructed" with transfer
15:09:34 <zib> ok this is fishy. It's after changing the wallet password.
15:11:33 <moneromooo> Run with --log-level 2, check the log for more info.
15:12:36 <zib> ok. I'll see if i can repeat it
15:12:49 <zib> changing pw and doing rescan_bc resultet in 0 balance and nothing in show_transfers
15:19:58 <zib> yep repeatable.
15:20:38 <zib> key image helper precomp: given output pubkey doesn't match the derived one
15:20:42 <zib> Failed to generate key image
15:21:19 <zib> its acting like its a mnemonic passphrase
15:22:17 <moneromooo> Odd one. Is the standard address in your wallet the one you expect ?
15:23:31 <zib> yes
15:23:40 <zib> but oh. If i quit the cli and start it again everything is correct
15:24:12 <zib> Maybe it somehow uses the old pw even if it prompts for it when refresh/rescanning
15:24:20 <moneromooo> If your wallet set to decrypt the key in memory upon use ?
15:24:37 <zib> no clue. Im using the default
15:33:18 <zib> can file an issue with log if its not me doing something dumb but shouldnt be :P
15:34:30 <selsta> AFAIK if you enter the wrong password during wallet refresh it will use it to decrypt the key and things will get weird
15:35:47 <zib> i think its just something where some function is using the password entered initially when starting even if you change it
15:36:19 <zib> it doesnt let me enter the wrong pw when refreshing
15:37:07 <moneromooo> It's likely a bug. An issue would benice, thanks.
15:39:28 <zib> done
15:39:35 <moneromooo> Thanks
15:39:56 <zib> always fun when github html formats your paste for some reason
15:39:59 <zib> cant just leave it alone
15:41:01 <moneromooo> Pissed me off till I consistently remembered you can add ``` and ``` as piss-off-start and piss-off-end.
15:41:14 <zib> oh my. Thanks
15:46:27 <asy> and then you get doubly pissed off when you leave a reddit comment because that doesn't work there :{
17:01:18 <gingeropolous> aye
17:53:05 <artefact> 72 blocks in the last 90 minutes heh
19:32:36 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Happy block 1555555 for Monero testnet! (about 3 minutes ago): https://testnet.xmrchain.com/block/1555555
19:59:14 <jwinterm> DiffieHellmanMayonaisse
21:32:32 <jwinterm> does a pruned node work as a public remote node?
21:33:32 <moneromooo> Mostly yes.
21:33:45 <jwinterm> when seldomly no?
21:33:54 <moneromooo> If a client requests tx contents for a pruned tx.
21:34:19 <moneromooo> Which doesn't happen in normal usage.
21:35:01 <jwinterm> just because it's unlikely ?
21:35:33 <moneromooo> Since it doesn't happen in normal usage, it's unlikely such a request will be made.
21:36:07 <jwinterm> okie
21:37:47 <Inge-> thunderosa__ is on FIRE https://twitter.com/MrThunderosa/status/1307078732503568387?s=19
22:58:13 <ForeverNoob[m]> hi, want to get a hardware wallet and I've read that Ledger is a safe bet. Is that correct?
22:58:52 <moneromooo> Ledger and Trezor are both deemed good AFAIK.
23:02:50 <Inge-> Ledger works well
23:03:45 <ForeverNoob[m]> and both Ledger and Trezor can be used for BTC storage as well?
23:04:17 <selsta> yes
23:05:40 <ForeverNoob[m]> sounds cool, I'll check it out
23:10:29 <ForeverNoob[m]> hmm, bluetooth on the Nano X, my spidey sense senses fishyness.
23:11:44 <moneromooo> For your own protection, citizen. Do not worry, and love Big brother.
23:12:24 <ForeverNoob[m]> I... must... obey...
23:32:05 <ForeverNoob[m]> can't even customize currency on the Ledger page, gg
23:33:06 <ForeverNoob[m]> shows me GBP instead of EUR and no way to change that lel
23:33:42 <ForeverNoob[m]> Protip for Ledger: Some people that visit your site use a VPN.
23:38:50 <selsta> They also store your data forever.
23:38:56 <selsta> (unless you request deletion)
23:39:20 <ForeverNoob[m]> wat, encrypted I assume, no?
23:39:50 <selsta> no idea, they recently got hacked
23:39:57 <selsta> though it was some older data
23:41:22 <selsta> Trezor deletes your data after 60 days but AFAIK the Trezor Model T is pricier
23:42:56 <ForeverNoob[m]> yeah I'm also wondering if I really need this FIDO2 thing, some exchanges use it for auth, no?
23:43:32 <jwinterm> no one requires it
23:43:35 <selsta> monero only supports Trezor Model T
23:43:48 <jwinterm> you can just use google auth or whatever
23:44:30 <ForeverNoob[m]> <selsta "monero only supports Trezor Mode"> ah
23:45:22 <ForeverNoob[m]> but I don't understand why Ledger would want to store your data. Also what kind of data does it store? Like... the privkey is stored on the device itself right?
23:45:29 <selsta> your address
23:45:32 <selsta> and real life data
23:45:40 <selsta> not sure if you care
23:45:56 <ForeverNoob[m]> oh hmm
23:46:01 <selsta> yea they don’t store your priv key
23:53:26 <ForeverNoob[m]> does monero-cli also support Ledger and/or Trezor Model T ?
23:54:07 <jwinterm> yea
23:54:17 <ForeverNoob[m]> awesome