00:39:01 <dxiri> hi everyone! have a question, I have my XMR stored on a ledger and the app (monero GUI) installed on laptop, I forgot the password I set up for accessing the wallet, and now I want to use this same wallet in Cake wallet, can I do that?
00:39:46 <selsta> Cake wallet does not support Ledger.
00:39:55 <selsta> You will have to create a separate wallet.
00:40:28 <dxiri> any other app that supports ledger?
00:40:39 <selsta> Monerujo on Android.
00:41:15 <dxiri> cool, and what about restoring if I don't have the password? I guess the seed is stored on the ledger so it will just work when I connect both right?
00:41:38 <selsta> Yes, make sure to set a proper wallet creation date / restore date if it asks you.
00:42:05 <selsta> proper means a date before you first received a transaction with Ledger.
00:42:30 <dxiri> awesome! trying now
01:28:38 <gingeropolous> ok so ringsize a bajillion
01:28:48 <gingeropolous> step 1. make PR for ringsize a bajillion
01:28:53 <gingeropolous> step 2.
01:28:57 <gingeropolous> step 3., profit
04:32:40 <vp11> gingeropolous ez pump
07:38:27 <MrMadium> Hello all!
07:38:38 <MrMadium> Can I get a hand with some Tails issues please?
07:39:05 <MrMadium> monerod.exe is struggling to make a peer connection when run via tails
07:39:34 <MrMadium> I think it's my set up - but I can't quite find the right commands to figure out what's going wrong.
07:43:57 <charolastra> monerod.exe on Tails?
07:44:17 <MrMadium> Sorry - monerod on tails
07:44:42 <MrMadium> I synced the blockchain onto my external HDD via windows
07:44:42 <Quotes> fuck windows, use linux!
07:45:36 <MrMadium> @Quotes I'm using Tails at the moment. Plan on relearning Linux soon.
07:47:52 <MrMadium> So. In Monerod - can't connect to any peers. DNS threads get "interrupted" when it first launches.
07:48:26 <MrMadium> Then just says that it cannot make connections with any peers.
07:49:20 <MrMadium> I believe I have forwarded the ports to Tails properly. I've set the WiFi DNS and Router DNS manually to 1.1.1.1 as the defaults I had of 8.8.8.8 didn't work.
07:50:11 <MrMadium> I don't know how to change monerod's port from 18080 to another.
07:51:36 <charolastra> i'm not much of help but you could test for open ports through websites like yougetsignal.com
07:51:52 <MrMadium> Thanks @charolastra
07:55:26 <charolastra> and maby past the whole output to pastebin or something so we can have a look. now that i think about it. i guess i've never forwarded any ports just for monerod
08:31:42 <selsta> MrMadium: did you see http://xmrguide42y34onq.onion/tails ?
08:54:41 <MrMadium> Hi all. I got disconnected from the chat. So since my last question "what's going wrong with my shit" I've tried some new things and it is STILL not working. I am a broken man.
08:54:58 <MrMadium> I tried to connect to a remote node. Nothing.
08:56:15 <MrMadium> If anything it slows my terminal down something shocking.
08:58:36 <raecarruth> which remote node?
08:58:36 <MrMadium> I tried to reset the p2p bind port - nothing.
08:59:12 <MrMadium> That was moneroworld. Uwillrunanodesoon.moneroworld.com:18089
08:59:49 <raecarruth> try node.xmr.to:18081
09:02:30 <MrMadium> Stand by
09:02:35 <MrMadium> I'll let you know how I go
09:11:37 <algo_max[m]> MrMadium: can you post the output of monerod?
09:47:51 <Mochi101> Is there really no way to clear the scrollback with the CLI ?
09:55:17 <charolastra> Mochi101: type "clear" :p
09:56:29 <Mochi101> charolastra, type "version"
09:56:37 <Mochi101> What version do you have?
09:57:03 <selsta> MrMadium: check out http://xmrguide42y34onq.onion/tails
09:57:24 <selsta> tails does not allow you to connect to a remote node unless you use torsocks
09:57:38 <selsta> (unless you use a .onion node)
09:57:43 <selsta> please check the tails guide
09:57:58 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> "clear" is not a command in the Monero CLI wallet
09:58:36 <Mochi101> Did it ever used to be?
09:58:46 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Not that I know
09:59:14 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Why do you want to get rid of the scrollback in the first place?
09:59:56 <Mochi101> because I looked at my seed to restore a wallet in monerujo and now want to clear it off of my desktop without closing and reopening the wallet
10:00:16 <selsta> your terminal should have a keyboard shortcut to clear
10:00:24 <Mochi101> Windows
10:01:12 <selsta> ok no idea about windows :P
10:01:26 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> Not elegant, but let the inactivity timeout trigger?
10:01:31 <Mochi101> I was looking for an old version of simplewallet to compare...
10:02:25 <xmrmatterbridge> <rbrunner7> I don't think anybody would find a good reason to zap an existing "clear" command ...
10:02:47 <Mochi101> Seems it was implemented by b2n project... but they used Boost to do it...but I don't know if it was in the original simplewallet
10:02:51 <Mochi101> https://github.com/b2n-project/bitcoin2network/blob/0861d44ca8efd2c34c63acabe5468a094593d25d/src/SimpleWallet/SimpleWallet.cpp#L506
10:03:24 <Mochi101> Yeah rbrunner7... looking back through the history to see if it was done accidentally.
10:03:30 <Mochi101> Seems not though
10:03:57 <Mochi101> more like it was just never there
10:04:13 <Mochi101> no worries
10:06:01 <selsta> you can write
10:06:03 <selsta> "lock"
10:06:06 <selsta> and then enter your password
10:12:25 <Mochi101> ok, thanks selsta... It's not a big deal... I was just wondering.
10:13:32 <charolastra> sorry, thought you're talking about the terminal itself. depending on your desktop environment, the graphical terminal should have a menu entry to manage the scrollback
10:14:59 <Mochi101> Windows is special charolastra
10:15:03 <Mochi101> :D
10:15:38 <selsta> Mochi101: did the lock thing work?
10:16:23 <Mochi101> yes it works selsta
10:16:26 <selsta> nice
10:17:14 <Mochi101> and when it comes back the scrollback is conveniently cleared
10:17:22 <Mochi101> :D
10:42:27 <spoke0> i am trying to predict transaction fees based on amount of unspents ( I am using sweep_all with subaddress indexes and count the unspents that where sent to one ore more subaddresses), any idea how that could be achived?
10:45:32 <spoke0> It looks like there are fitting around 120 unspents into one transaction, and i can see what my last transaction took as fee, if i could get the size of that transaction I could based on  max_tx_size calculate how much 1 unspent costs, but all that seems a bit complicated.
10:46:52 <Inge-> isn't there a linear size increase per input you put into a tx?
10:49:59 <Mochi101> https://web.getmonero.org/2017/12/11/A-note-on-fees.html
10:51:23 <Mochi101> spoke0, there's a lot of info and some equations in that link.
10:51:52 <spoke0> Mochi101: thanks
10:54:03 <Mochi101> spoke0, daemon rpc also has this: https://web.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html#get_fee_estimate
10:55:56 <spoke0> @Mochi101 that is great, I did miss that. Any idea how to predict amount of tx's and size of tx based on number of unspents?
10:56:34 <Mochi101> I personally have no idea.
11:02:20 <artefact> tx size is roughly a+b*(number of inputs) assuming 2 outputs
11:02:42 <artefact> tx fee is more or less constant per kilobyte
11:12:48 <Mochi101> Does Monerujo not support the embedding of tx amount in a QR Code?
11:33:33 <ser> hi, i am trying to run ipv6 only node, but it seems that it does not want to synchronise at all. any suggestions?
11:34:09 <ser> "No incoming connections - check firewalls/routers allow port 18080" - but ipv6 is allowed of course
11:36:36 <Mochi101> You don't need incoming connections to sync.
11:39:00 <selsta> ser: what flags did you set?
11:40:02 <ser>  DNS_PUBLIC=tcp://1.1.1.1 ./monero/monerod --p2p-use-ipv6 --p2p-ignore-ipv4 --p2p-bind-ipv6-address <my internal ip6 addr> --p2p-bind-port-ipv6 18080 --p2p-ext
11:40:02 <ser> ernal-port 18080
11:40:30 <ser> 1.1.1.1 is reachable
11:40:32 <selsta> I can imagine that it can’t find peers due to the seed nodes using ipv4.
11:40:51 <ser> there is no single seed ipv6?
11:41:06 <selsta> No, ipv6 is disabled by default.
11:41:13 <ser> it's pretty sad
11:41:42 <selsta> apparently it’s easier to sybil attack with ipv6
11:52:35 <ecx> did you hear about how the irs said they will give a bunch of money to anyone who can break monero
11:52:37 <ecx> Lol
11:56:27 <selsta> ser: you could manually add a ipv6 peer if you know one
11:56:28 <dixie__flatline[> and the prize money offered was ridiculously small.
11:56:29 <dixie__flatline[> peanuts money for breaking the top privacy coin... ffs.
11:58:55 <ser> selsta: but how to find one... i logged an issue, let's see what happens, https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/6844
15:57:00 <monerouser1144> Hi all, a newbie question: a couple of days ago I started monerod 0.17.0 on a clean Linux VPS (Debian 10) with cli args "--prune-blockchain". It ran for ~2 days but stopped earlier today at "synced 1779920/2194423 (81%, 414503 left)". I remained there for ~3 hours until I just restarted monerod which is now resuming download of the blockcgain. Is
15:57:00 <monerouser1144> this normal?
15:58:16 <moneromooo> No.
15:59:37 <monerouser1144> Should I upload the relevant log extracts to pastebin for you to look at?
16:06:56 <monerouser1144> The monerod stopped sync'ing at 13:00 local time. I waited for ~3 hrs and then exited and restarted monerod. The log excerpt is at https://pastebin.com/3EK5JGfE
16:08:56 <moneromooo> It doens't say it got disconnected, so it presumably locked up somewhere, that's odd. If it happens again, connect gdb to it (gdb /path/to/your/monerod `pidof monerod`) and run: thread apply all bt
16:09:02 <moneromooo> Then paste the output of it.
16:17:26 <monerouser1144> @moneromooo thx, I'll keep an eye on it it case it happens again. Do I need to tune any kernel settings when running monerod (sysctl or ulimit)?
16:18:41 <moneromooo> It will want a lot of virtual memory. Other than that I don't tune mine.
16:18:47 <moneromooo> Others may have tips.
16:20:20 <MalMen> there is anyway to select wich outputs to use on cli ?
16:20:30 <moneromooo> sweep_single
16:20:32 <Mochi101> yes
16:20:39 <Mochi101> moneromooo so fast
16:20:55 <Mochi101> fasted cow in crypto
16:20:56 <moneromooo> Fastest cow on IRC
16:21:08 <Mochi101> ok, IRC then :P
16:21:41 <MalMen> lololol
16:21:58 <MalMen> thank you *
16:22:10 <monerouser1144> top says monerod is 30.3g VIRT, 1.6g RES, 1.1g SHR so I guess it's not constrained (monerod actually runs in a lxc container, on a host with 32GB RAM).
16:22:17 <MalMen> it still possible to select the ring_size on sweep_single, inst that obsolete already ?
16:22:24 <MalMen> default for now =11
16:22:40 <Mochi101> I believe it's always 11 now
16:23:06 <moneromooo> You might need it when spending pre rct outs.
17:29:11 <Inge-> I wonder what the volume spike on the 22nd was
17:35:27 <hv-bridge> <lee> Google crypto news 22nd
18:28:57 <artefact> virt isn't actual memory use. monerod will use "huge" amounts of virtual memory be
18:29:02 <artefact> *because the entire lmdb is mmapped
18:33:34 <dxiri> hey everyone, wondering if there is a way to connect my nano X over bluetooth to any of the monero wallets?
18:34:01 <dxiri> and if not, if there is a place for enhancement requests that I can both request it and help out testing :)
18:54:58 <Inge-> dxiri: no there is not, and no plans AFAIK. bluetooth isn't all that secure ...
18:56:06 <dxiri> presummably ledger's bluetooth is encrypted and pretty secure: https://www.ledger.com/ledger-nano-x-bluetooth-security-model-of-a-wireless-hardware-wallet/
18:58:15 <selsta> That would require adding bluetooth libraries to Monero and I doubt anyone wants that to be honest.
19:01:56 <moneromooo> Maybe one of the mobile wallets will want it.
19:02:15 <moneromooo> monerujo and cake wallet.
19:07:04 <dxiri> That's what I was thinking yes, would be sweet to go cableless with a phone wallet