11:44:01 <d4ndo[m]> Does anyone know a nerdy and open source e-commerce implementation i can use to sell stuff for Monero, Bitcoin etc.
11:44:04 <d4ndo[m]> ?
11:44:50 <d4ndo[m]> Doen't need to support crypto currency payment. I could implement it myself.
11:46:43 <moneromooo> There is "Monero integration". It adds a layer over monero-wallet-rpc AIUI.
11:57:14 <d4ndo[m]> ?
12:02:32 <charolastra> there are php, etc. 'binding' you can use to implement your own shop. don't know about already complete e-shops
12:04:51 <d4ndo[m]> But i could use something like opencart and implement the Monero payment addon.
12:05:47 <d4ndo[m]> using monero-wallet-rpc.
12:12:04 <endor00[m]> What about https://www.coinpayments.net/ ?
12:12:41 <endor00[m]> Kasisto would also be cool, if only someone picked it up and brought it up to date :/
12:15:27 <d4ndo[m]> thx. I will have a look.
17:48:06 <john_r365> endor00 - Hadn't looked at coinpayments.net before - on the face of it, it sounds great. But will say reviews of their wordpress app and on TrustPilot aren't great. Would probably opt for Globee instead, as we know Fluffypony backs it, and has plugins for OpenSource eCommerce solutions like WooCommerce and OpenCart. Granted with WooCommerce they upsell for extra functionality. Not sure if OpenCart do
19:33:36 <d4ndo[m]> Globee - ah nice. thx.
19:41:30 <d4ndo[m]> I also found this ecommerce - implemented in ruby on rails: https://github.com/spree/spree
19:43:39 <d4ndo[m]> opencart is possibly more powerful, but also a bit to much for my purpose.
19:47:04 <d4ndo[m]> shouldn't be so hard to implement something that generates an address and calculate tjhe currency.
19:59:48 <monerouser1144> Hi all, is this the right place to ask about monerod "--prune-blockchain" arg usage ? Do I need to include this flag on every startup or just once during the initial blockchain sync? Can I also run the executable monero-blockchain-prune ? TIA!
20:02:28 <moneromooo> Yes.
20:02:37 <moneromooo> The first time is enough.
20:02:51 <moneromooo> monero-blockchain-prune is only needed if you want to prune an existing chain.
20:03:20 <moneromooo> And it'll temporarily need enough disk space to hold both pruned and unrpuned chains, so less recommended.
20:09:34 <monerouser1144> moneromooo thx for the clarification. My current situation is that ~2 days ago on a clean Linux system I started the new monerod 0.17 without any flags, it ran for about 24hrs and downloaded ~46GB of the blockchain. Today I exited and restarted monerod with the "--prune-blockchain" arg" and it has currently synced 78% at 49GB. Should I let it
20:09:34 <monerouser1144> finish and then run the executable monero-blockchain-prune ?
20:10:53 <moneromooo> If you need the space, stop it and run monero-blockchain-prune.
20:11:20 <moneromooo> If you let it run, it won't ever go below 49 GB. It'll just keep the current space and not grow for a while.
20:14:19 <monerouser1144> I just did a "monerod exit" and then ran the prune. I got the error "Blockchain s already pruned, use --copy-pruned-database to copy it anyway"
20:16:24 <moneromooo> Then use --copy-pruned-database, this will get you < 25 GB.
20:17:01 <moneromooo> Which is the same as you have in your chain, just with most free space removed.
20:24:22 <monerouser1144> What does this monerod's log message mean? Am I at 20%? "2020-09-23 18:51:51.897	[P2P2]	INFO	global	src/cryptonote_protocol/cryptonote_protocol_handler.inl:1593	Synced 1713852/2193150 (78%, 479298 left, 20% of total synced, estimated 12.5 hours left)"
20:24:53 <ndorf> which part of it is unclear?
20:25:59 <monerouser1144> It took ~2 days to come to 20%, and it only needs another 12.5 hours to finish?
20:26:08 <artefact> usually it's the other way around
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