00:44:24 <jwinterm> run it in screen
00:46:15 <dsc_> +1
00:47:11 <moneromooo> Write your own init.
00:54:15 <ruhk> i was under the impression the monero.service file was included because it was the recommended way to do it. But i'll look into writing my own init
00:54:21 <ruhk> thank you
00:57:16 <moneromooo> :D
00:57:49 <moneromooo> It's supposed to work. There's also a rewrite on github, not merged yet. Might have more luck with that.
00:59:20 <ruhk> cool, thanks for the insight
01:21:12 <gingeropolous> yay, my script works now
01:21:25 <gingeropolous> turns out u can use no chain, so your node reports 1, so AHP also report 1
01:22:00 <gingeropolous> has the benefit of running alongside monerod , so you don't have to stop your daemon and pop blocks to find AHP
01:30:37 <nioc> gingeropolous: <3
01:32:58 <selsta> gingeropolous: like I said, don't think it is a good idea to do this with 0 or 1
01:33:29 <selsta> 1 is better already but you want some unique number to avoid false positives
01:33:44 <selsta> afaik when peers connect they initially also display 1
01:33:54 <selsta> soo you will get a lot of false positives
01:34:52 <TamaraneanGirl> Does it have to be a valid block height?
01:38:09 <selsta> okay, they initially display 0 not 1
01:38:13 <selsta> still seems risky to me
01:39:25 <selsta> gingeropolous: this is my latest list if you want to compare https://paste.debian.net/hidden/556c14fb/
01:39:39 <selsta> TamaraneanGirl: depends on how these nodes are programmed
01:40:17 <moneromooo> You can try with a chain at height 3 or so. monerod sync chunks of 100 (or 200) blocks, so 3 will pretty much never be a real mainnet height.
01:40:47 <moneromooo> But you might want to try, say, 15, then reconnect and claim 13. See if it went down too.
01:41:43 <monerouser1144> Following up earlier discussion of a few hours ago, I would just like to report that I managed to connect to my monerod running remotely over ssh tunnel. So that on the monerod server (VPS) the only port that is open to the Internet is SSH (actually my setup is much more complicated, but anyway)
01:44:38 <selsta> every single node in my list is OVH hosted
01:45:39 <monerouser1144> The ssh command looks like this: "ssh -Ngf -L 18081:127.0.0.1:18081 -p xyz myuser@mypublicip" (where xyz is 22 by default, but you may have changed it)
01:47:31 <monerouser1144> In my case the VPS is actually a container on a server with multiple IPs, so I NAT one of its public IPs to it the container running monerod and bitcoind etc.
01:55:04 <monerouser1144> The idea was to handle your wallet on a system with minimal Linux installation (e.g. TAILS or some custom LiveUSB) where you only have to copy the monero-wallet-cli binary and open outgoing traffic to only one ip:port, that of your own VPS running sshd/monerod.
02:43:51 <gingeropolous> yeah i remember the 0 thing, must've read over the 1 for some reason selsta.
02:56:28 <aaaaaaaaaaaa> Whats the best way to have a monero wallet on tails
02:56:31 <aaaaaaaaaaaa> Monero gui or cli?
03:27:16 <vp11> aaaaaaaaaaaa whatever you feel more comfortable using I  guess
03:27:33 <vp11> cli has more options, gui is arguably easier
03:28:11 <vp11> when you download the gui I think you also get the cli too, so
04:01:52 <needmoney90> #monero-support is now active. A bot will take the newest posts to /r/monerosupport and post them there.
04:12:29 <TamaraneanGirl> Why make a chatbot for the Reddit posts?
04:16:37 <Mochi101> decentralization
04:16:52 <Mochi101> ;)
04:28:48 <needmoney90> We've had a huge surge in users needing support, and I'm trying to find ways to streamline the process
04:37:50 <needmoney90> https://i.imgur.com/wjeogJo.png
04:37:55 <needmoney90> this is my modqueue today
04:38:42 <Mochi101> You should be paid for that service needmoney90.
04:38:52 <marmulak> does monerod support use over proxy?
04:39:14 <needmoney90> Paying mods is such a slippery subject
04:39:25 <TamaraneanGirl> AutoModerator doesn't seem to sleep, I wonder who he is.
04:39:31 <Mochi101> How does 7k per month sound needmoney90 ?
04:39:31 <vp11> I would help you needmoney90 but reddit decided to nuke my account for unknown reasons
04:39:50 <needmoney90> shit, if I got 7k/month I would be soooo happy to deal with this
04:40:05 <vp11> 7k piconeros
04:40:43 <needmoney90> But convincing the community to pay for moderation would be a tough sell, and I doubt the mods themselves could introduce any sort of proposal that wouldn't be publicly panned
04:41:07 <TamaraneanGirl> I should stop procrastinating and learn a programming language
04:41:12 <needmoney90> the whole "but I would do it for free" thing, but with power thrown in the mix
04:41:20 <vp11> Mochi101 can pay you out of his pockets
04:41:30 <marmulak> learn haskell
04:41:47 <TamaraneanGirl> Isn't that obscure?
04:41:51 <Mochi101> It's a veiled joke vp11
04:42:07 <vp11> Mochi101 ;)
04:42:07 <TamaraneanGirl> I was thinking C, C++, and Python as a script language
04:42:10 <Mochi101> I think needmoney90 gets it though.
04:42:11 <marmulak> haskell probably isn't obscure but relative to C++ you could say
04:42:31 <TamaraneanGirl> Rust may be the hot new thing though
04:42:35 <marmulak> if you are interested in normie programming then definitely C/C++/Java/Python gotta catch 'em all
04:42:37 * needmoney90 doesnt want shades or whatever /r/moneros currency would be
04:42:40 <marmulak> Rust is very hot right now
04:42:45 <marmulak> the new C++
04:43:32 <Mochi101> Hot rust.
04:43:54 <TamaraneanGirl> C is holy though
04:44:04 <marmulak> Rust has many attractive features. I've seen it put to use to good effect where people otherwise would have used C++.
04:44:05 <Mochi101> RIP Terry
04:44:13 <marmulak> holyc is its own language
04:44:59 <Mochi101> Terry (pbuh) is missed by many.
04:45:07 <TamaraneanGirl> Then there's GUI frameworks
04:45:30 <marmulak> C/C++ is excellent in the hands of experienced and meticulous programmers. Things can also go South real fast if you aren't sure of what you're doing
04:45:58 <marmulak> but all programming requires those general skills
04:46:10 <TamaraneanGirl> I want to make my first project an input tarpit
04:46:52 <needmoney90> I still havent run Temple
04:46:58 <needmoney90> I need to some day
04:48:07 <TamaraneanGirl> Instead of opening up a text editor to write messages, you can just call the input tarpit from a keyboard shortcut, helpful for not getting keystrokes tracked
04:48:45 <marmulak> needmoney90: I tried it the first time smoe months ago when I figured out virtualization lol
04:48:51 <nioc> I learned AlgolW
04:48:54 <kinghat[m]> templeos?
04:49:17 <needmoney90> yes, its written in HolyC by Terry
04:49:18 <marmulak> it's fun but it's basically a DOS game, without DOS
04:49:36 <kinghat[m]> did you see the documentary about it and him? whoa.
04:49:53 <marmulak> I've seen stuff, I feel sorry for the guy
04:49:58 <kinghat[m]> id never heard about the whole thing so i was extra shocked.
04:49:58 <marmulak> society failed him
04:51:13 <kinghat[m]> anyways, the doc is on youtube. been meaning to watch the other docs that person did. just havent got around to it yet.
04:51:27 <marmulak> but yeah does monerod support something like socks5 or should I just run it remotely
04:51:58 <marmulak> kinghat: I think I saw it but if you find the link you can send it to me
04:52:02 <marmulak> I like history
04:52:52 <kinghat[m]> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCgoxQCf5Jg
04:53:30 <kinghat[m]> LTT did a thing on the OS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtlyeDAJR7A
04:53:42 <bow2me26> has the monero gui wallet ever shown mining temporarily suspended to anyone here ? if so can you tell me why it does that
04:54:37 <marmulak> thanks
04:57:23 <TamaraneanGirl> Anthony is great
08:28:09 <marmulak> I can't seem to find information about --tx-proxy in term of what its options are
08:30:11 <asymptotically> marmulak: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/ANONYMITY_NETWORKS.md#outbound-connections
08:31:28 <marmulak> thanks
08:33:01 <marmulak> it appears that monero is being targeted here; the daemon seems not to sync anymore, and I see they are attempting a mitm attack on getmonero.org
08:33:40 <asymptotically> marmulak: what version daemon are you using?
08:34:04 <marmulak> v0.17.0.0-819f9e1d9 (should be latest master)
08:34:28 <asymptotically> you need to update, there was a bug where anyone offline during the fork can't sync past the fork height
08:35:03 <asymptotically> nodes online at the time allowed old style transactions to be in a block after they were disallowed
08:36:12 <marmulak> I tried --tx-proxy very simple (like 127.0.0.1:8080) but it quits saying main threw an exception
08:36:22 <marmulak> oh I'll see if I can rebuild it then
08:37:36 <selsta> marmulak: do you want to use tx-proxy with tor or i2p?
08:37:57 <selsta> marmulak: rebuild latest v0.17.1.1 or release-v0.17 branch
08:38:09 <selsta> also there is no mitm on getmonero
08:38:44 <selsta> you might have to update your OS if there are certificate issues
08:54:15 <marmulak> selsta: neither technically, just a socks5 proxy (ie ssh). tor uses socks5 too I think
08:54:41 <selsta> tx-proxy is for either tor or i2p
08:54:59 <marmulak> as for mitm, the "man" in this case is between me and getmonero.org, not between you and it :p
08:55:00 <selsta> e.g. if you run tor with 9050 socks proxy you have to add
08:55:24 <selsta> --tx-proxy tor,127.0.0.1:9050
08:55:26 <marmulak> I rebuilt monero but there were no updates in git master, it's still v0.17.0.0
08:55:44 <selsta> yea, you have to build latest release branch
08:55:51 <marmulak> oh I see
08:55:57 <selsta> master is a bit behind
08:56:11 <selsta> which usually is not the case
08:56:13 <marmulak> why is it called master -_-
08:56:26 <marmulak> lol
08:56:37 <marmulak> ok I can change brenches
08:58:18 <marmulak> oh fun, if I tell it my socks5 is "tor" it works :D
08:58:28 <marmulak> now it's syncing even without the update
08:58:57 <selsta> make sure to still use latest release branch :D
08:59:07 <marmulak> I will update it now
09:00:03 <selsta> you will also have to add tor peers as we don’t have seed nodes yet
09:00:05 <selsta> --add-peer xwvz3ekocr3dkyxfkmgm2hvbpzx2ysqmaxgter7znnqrhoicygkfswid.onion:18083 --add-peer zbjkbsxc5munw3qusl7j2hpcmikhqocdf4pqhnhtpzw5nt5jrmofptid.onion:18083
09:00:20 <marmulak> yes but I'm not actually using tor ;)
09:00:27 <marmulak> although I can experiment with that later
09:00:51 <selsta> ah I thought you wanted to try tor :P
09:02:23 <marmulak> it might be worth trying although it would look more suspicious on my end
09:38:08 <marmulak> hmm now it's syncing but I don't know if it's because I updated the binaries or if it's because I connected once over proxy and it discovered new peers or something
09:38:16 <marmulak> because it had started syncing over proxy before I updated
09:39:03 <marmulak> WARNING: no two valid DNS TXT records were received
09:39:09 <marmulak> would this be related to syncing issues
09:39:29 <aosijdoijo> Are there any resources I can use if I want to point out issues with Bitcoin privacy? Say if I want to show that I can see that someone sent money to some business?
09:46:00 <selsta> marmulak: would not be related
09:46:21 <selsta> might be related to incorrectly setting up proxy
09:46:22 <marmulak> thanks
09:46:43 <marmulak> no it happens without proxy, probably due to internet censorship
09:47:01 <selsta> you can enter sync_info to get more information
09:47:08 <marmulak> what are DNS TXT records for?
09:48:03 <selsta> updates, afaik also seed nodes but don’t think this is used correctly
09:48:06 <selsta> currently
09:48:45 <marmulak> cool
09:49:11 <marmulak> I should check to see if I'm connected to any seed nodes
09:53:43 <marmulak> ok that's definitely a no, I bet all the seed nodes are blocked
09:55:38 <selsta> what does status say?
09:55:46 <selsta> how many in / out peers?
09:56:17 <marmulak> I'm connected to peer just no seed nodes. Firewall prevents incoming connections but outgoing is currently 9
09:56:26 <marmulak> no problem
09:57:47 <selsta> ok 9 out peers is enough
09:58:13 <selsta> which block height are you on? does it move?
09:58:16 <marmulak> more than enough
09:58:23 <marmulak> oh ya it's syncing
09:58:32 <marmulak> I'm at 99%
09:58:55 <marmulak> last time I synced was less than a week ago which is why I was surprised it stopped working one day
09:59:24 <marmulak> but I think it just wasn't able to connect to peers, maybe it needed to contact a seed node first to find more and couldn't connect
10:00:05 <marmulak> I don't know it's weird, because it would say downloading blocks and even at what speed but then no block synced, until I enabled --tx-proxy then suddenly it starts syncing
10:00:37 <marmulak> makes you wonder
10:01:33 <selsta>  --tx-proxy is not syncing related
10:01:37 <selsta> it is only used for tx propagation
10:01:45 <marmulak> interesting
10:01:50 <selsta> v0.17.1.0 had a sync bug
10:01:52 <selsta> maybe that’s why
10:02:08 <marmulak> well it 17.0.0
10:02:10 <marmulak> hadn't updated yet
10:02:22 <marmulak> it could just be random bad internet
10:02:43 <marmulak> that spontaneously resolved on its own
10:03:04 <marmulak> just annoyed I let it run all night and it synced nothing lol
10:04:13 <marmulak> while I have you, --block-sync-size doesn't affect disk operations, right? It's just network level
10:05:20 <selsta> usually not necessary to change this
10:05:52 <marmulak> I usually lower it if syncing is very slow (mainly because of my slow hard drive) just so I can watch it happen
10:06:43 <marmulak> don't know if that affects anything like performance or file system operations
10:07:03 <marmulak> I assume it's the same result
10:08:05 <marmulak> although it's crossed my mind that handling blocks in batches might help reduce file system overhead somehow, but then that doesn't make sense to me when I think about it
10:08:24 <marmulak> db probably doesn't care about that
10:11:37 <marmulak> my hard drive... my biggest store of data, my biggest enemy
11:19:09 <kayront> https://donate.torproject.org/cryptocurrency -- anyone else noticed the XMR address is gone? been like this for a couple of days. wondering if anyone knows what happened?
11:20:20 <sech1> Monero is on the list but empty?
11:20:38 <sech1> maybe they put it on maintenance during the fork
11:20:58 <dEBRUYNE> I think one of the foundation employees commented that they were performing wallet maintenance
11:21:40 <kayront> yeah i thought it might be fork related, the timing is suggestive
11:21:49 <kayront> but still.. weird. it's not like the addr changes
12:12:47 <charolastra> maby it's a canary
13:23:08 <binaryFate> I've seen a number of people asking TOR about it on twitter since maybe 1-2 weeks, but they never answer
13:38:27 <Guest59496> Anybody knows anything about this issue? https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/jep773/getmoneroorg_updated_updates_to_user_guides/g9fmxuz/
14:18:23 <algo_max[m]> <kayront "https://donate.torproject.org/cr"> I sent them an email a while ago and got the following back: "Hello! We had to take the Monero wallet offline for a bit while we fix an issue with it, which is why it's currently blank. It should be back soon. Thanks for supporting Tor." .. maybe someone could give them some support in fixing the issue... :/
14:19:28 <algo_max[m]> That was like 4 weeks ago
14:19:40 <algo_max[m]> So shouldn't be fork related
15:36:13 <linuxn00b> need windows tech help with the wallet cli
15:36:19 <linuxn00b> I'm getting an error
15:36:21 <linuxn00b> Error: Failed to initialize ring database: privacy enhancing features will be inactive
15:36:50 <linuxn00b> i run .\monero-wallet-cli.exe --data-dir f:/mypath
15:38:32 <linuxn00b> on github there is an issue but it was resolved by running as admin, but if i do that it wont load from my data directory path (f:/mypath)
15:40:49 <dEBRUYNE> Does it not run properly?
15:41:01 <dEBRUYNE> Afaik it is simply an informational message and doesn't inhibit one from using monero-wallet-cli
15:41:21 <lh1008[m]> Hello everyone, me again.
15:41:24 <linuxn00b> it runs properly yes, sends and receives
15:41:42 <lh1008[m]> Does anyone know who hosts the telegram monerotipbot?
15:45:22 <dEBRUYNE> linuxn00b: Then you can ignore the error
15:50:25 <linuxn00b> ok
18:43:47 <donkeydonkey> hi y'all. i got the background mining setup on my wallet-gui and changed the target cpu and its working great. i am wondering if there is a way to specify the sub-address to send the block rewards to when they start pouring in? thanks
18:45:41 <moneromooo> It has to be the main address.
18:46:44 <donkeydonkey> ok cool. thanks.
18:55:23 <kinghat[m]> moneromooo: tried to ping you in #monero-community:matrix.org but you were not to be found. have you seen: https://veloren.net/ before?
18:55:39 <moneromooo> The name does not ring a bell.
18:56:16 <kinghat[m]> voxel rpg game
18:56:17 <moneromooo> It looks very nice.
18:56:33 <kinghat[m]> https://youtu.be/lv8OFSWZkGs
18:56:40 <kinghat[m]> ^ not related
19:14:30 <TamaraneanGirl> I made a program in Python that has buttons that do nothing. I am unstoppable.
19:14:50 <ruhk> nice
19:15:10 <yaiyaichu[m]> <TamaraneanGirl "I made a program in Python that "> kudos! :D
19:23:48 <marmulak> I see Veloren has reached a new level of fame
19:24:37 <gingeropolous> its just one of those days id rather make stupid bash scripts....
19:26:27 <marmulak> you can do amazing things in bash
19:26:34 <lza_menace> it all comes full circle
20:25:41 <gingeropolous> argh! what is this shit in my height variable
20:25:43 <gingeropolous>         033   [   0   m   5   1   0   1  \n
20:25:55 <gingeropolous> 033[0m mY ASS!
20:26:36 <sech1> this is text color control sequence
20:28:03 <gingeropolous> thanks
20:30:19 <TamaraneanGirl> Bash is just a glorified pipe
20:30:56 <yaiyaichu[m]> <TamaraneanGirl "Bash is just a glorified pipe"> yeah and a quite ugly one... but it's everywhere, out of the box lol
20:32:46 <gingeropolous> thats why i like it the most
20:33:26 <TamaraneanGirl> I guess bash is more like glue actually
20:50:11 <gingeropolous> selsta, u'll be happy. i modded the script so it doesn't just check for "1"'s
20:51:01 <selsta> nice
20:58:30 <gingeropolous> im hesitant to put this out in the wild, for instance, on reddit. this can help linux users, but non-tech users can't use it
20:59:03 <gingeropolous> though it could be good for remote node operators to use it, and most of them are prolly linux
20:59:17 <asymptotically> gingeropolous: what does your script do? :D
21:00:04 <selsta> gingeropolous: fwiw after I have banned ~120 of these I don't seem to get them anymore
21:00:24 <gingeropolous> 1. creates a secondary short monerod blockchain. 2. uses this chain to connect to peers. 3. finds peers that mirror this short blockchain height 4. blocks those peers in the systems primary monerod 5. goto 1
21:01:29 <monerouser1144> So it tries to identify and block bad/malicious nodes?
21:01:49 <gingeropolous> well, just bad/malicious nodes that use the mirror technique
21:03:39 <Inge-> Nice
21:04:11 <monerouser1144> Btw I check peers using netstat (-ntp), is there a way to do it from monerod ?
21:05:09 <monerouser1144> sync_info ...
21:05:14 <asymptotically> i wonder why they mirror the response instead of taking the most common block height of all their peers
21:05:45 <selsta> https://gui.xmr.pm/files/block.txt
21:05:48 <selsta> that’s my list ^^
21:06:00 <selsta> all of them OVH so most likely one person
21:06:29 <gingeropolous> then they'd probably have to run monerod , but i dunno asymptotically
21:07:06 <asymptotically> they'd just need to implement the p2p protocol in their own program
21:07:43 <selsta> if you only have these peers you will stop syncing due to being on the same height?
21:07:45 <selsta> not sure
21:08:01 <monerouser1144> What could be their motives? I assume it's not due to outdated monerod?
21:08:53 <asymptotically> do chainanalysis use ovh? :P hard to tell since their site is hiding behind buttflare
21:09:00 <gingeropolous> spying, sabotage
21:09:37 <monerouser1144> @selsta I seem to remember a comment from moneromooo to a user who was stuck to an old height, and was advised to delete p2p file.
21:10:12 <monerouser1144> Because those bad nodes only referred him to other bad nodes.
21:15:23 <selsta> is there still a block explorer on the old chain?
21:16:26 <gingeropolous> hrm, i dunno
21:22:04 <Inge-> Centralization is great.  https://twitter.com/Cleroth/status/1318911490863337472
21:32:52 <selsta> Inge-: https://twitter.com/miguelytob/status/1315749803041619981
21:33:05 <selsta> this one is ridiculous too, this guy works at google lol
21:55:59 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> hi
21:56:45 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> i used https://coinswitch.co/pro/dashboard/exchange and i transfers my bitcoin into monero. The coins havent sent and their support team told me to contact you guys. Is there any help i can get.
21:57:45 <dEBRUYNE> Do you have a transaction hash for the Monero transaction?
22:00:15 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> yes i do
22:00:26 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> can i post it in here?
22:03:47 <dEBRUYNE> Not yet
22:03:54 <dEBRUYNE> Can you first check if you can see it on a block explorer?
22:06:26 <monerouser1144> Just came back to report that 2 out of 12 peers of my monerod were in fact bad/malicious. They are seemingly stuck ~600 blocks back and are both OVH dedicated (according to whois). I would imagine that TPTB do that to "map" the Monero nodes.
22:07:41 <monerouser1144> After blocking them (iptables fw) I now have 12/12 peers showing same correct blockheight.
22:08:06 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> do i paste the hash into the explorer?
22:08:22 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> on this https://localmonero.co/blocks/search/37a65b6f18358a9d87b642960204afa7a54f23a13e239f8155687711f1c8c1ad           ?
22:09:36 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> \\
22:13:20 <monerouser1144> AFAIK monerod doesn't offer a feature to block a bad/malicious peer, so I'd have to do it at the system (firewall) level, right?
22:15:06 <selsta> monerouser1144: "ban ip duration"
22:15:14 <selsta> but it gets reset after restart
22:17:00 <selsta> bobby: transaction looks okay
22:17:11 <selsta> which wallet are you using?
22:18:12 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> gui wallet from monero website
22:18:32 <monerouser1144> @selsta Great, kudos to the developers again. I'll use it next time I spot a bad peer.
22:19:02 <selsta> Can you go to Settings -> Log and type "status"
22:19:08 <selsta> and post the output here
22:20:52 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby>
22:21:10 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> i did it yesterday
22:24:09 <selsta> Can you do it again? I don't know what you posted yesterday
22:25:14 <monerouser1144> Hmm, another bad peer showed up (IP not from OVH), this one is just 2 blocks behind "synchronizing". Despite the fact that I invoked monerod with "--in-peers 0".
22:26:11 <selsta> monerouser1144: that does not sound like a bad peer
22:27:09 <selsta> the previous one you posted also does not sound malicious as both of them don't mirror your height
22:27:23 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> [2020-10-21 3:18 PM] 2020-10-21 22:18:43.145 I Monero 'Nitrogen Nebula' (v0.16.0.3-release)
22:27:23 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Height: 1, target: 1 (100%)
22:27:25 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Downloading at 4 kB/s
22:27:26 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Next needed pruning seed: 1
22:27:27 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 1 peers
22:27:29 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 54.39.75.52:16138 0000000000000000 before_handshake 0 0 4 kB/s, 0 blocks / 0 MB queued
22:27:30 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 0 spans, 0 MB
22:27:31 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> []
22:27:39 <selsta> You have to update to v0.17.1.1
22:29:45 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> yourmom123
22:30:27 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> [2020-10-21 3:29 PM] 2020-10-21 22:29:57.421 I Monero 'Oxygen Orion' (v0.17.1.1-release)
22:30:28 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Height: 1, target: 1 (100%)
22:30:29 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Downloading at 12 kB/s
22:30:31 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> Next needed pruning seed: 1
22:30:32 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 2 peers
22:30:33 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 178.62.112.215:18080 0000000000000000 before_handshake 0 0 0 kB/s, 0 blocks / 0 MB queued
22:30:34 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 54.39.75.52:16138 ef9f24d1d1fc34c7 normal 0 0 12 kB/s, 0 blocks / 0 MB queued
22:30:36 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 0 spans, 0 MB
22:30:37 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> []
22:31:12 <selsta> Can you post it on paste.debian.net ? This does not display correctly over IRC
22:32:22 <selsta> also once you updated to the new version wait a bit for it to synchronize
22:32:25 <monerouser1144> @selsta, OK but it seemed odd that one peer is stuck for 10+min at 2213534 (2-3 blocks behind) "synchonizing" and another peer at block 1 as "normal". Anyway, I don't care much, as I don't do mainnet tx (I don't have any xmr yet).
22:33:27 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> 1.545371271802
22:33:35 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> somehow i have my monero now
22:34:15 <xmrmatterbridge> <bobby> thank you so much
22:34:42 <selsta> glad it showed up, monero had a network upgrade so the old version stopped working
22:35:48 <selsta> monerouser1144: can have various reasons why they are stuck but don't think banning them is necessary as they don't seem malicious
22:36:58 <TamaraneanGirl> Could they be under attack as well, and are transmitting the static block height to other peers
22:37:34 <selsta> or they are nodes started with --no-sync
22:38:40 <TamaraneanGirl> If I am running a node, with no special configuration, are other peers looking to me to get a consensus of the blockchain?
22:38:53 <selsta> yes
22:39:41 <TamaraneanGirl> So my idea could be possible
22:40:30 <monerouser1144> @selsta please have a look http://paste.debian.net/1168201/
22:41:18 <selsta> no need to ban them
22:41:42 <selsta> no need to ban them
22:44:20 <monerouser1144> OK, I won't ban them. But will monitor them for the next few days.
22:46:57 <monerouser1144> Btw BTC just made multi-month new highs, breaking $13k.
22:48:31 <hyc> wrong channel ^
22:49:00 <copenhagen_bram[> did monero go up too?
22:49:07 <copenhagen_bram[> that would be cool
22:49:22 <strike> .usd
23:24:35 <riceandbeans> Ummm what are you talking about man? BTC went to like almost $20k a couple years back. $13k isn't a high.
23:25:02 <riceandbeans> I mean it's nothing to shrug off, but it's not the higgh
23:25:49 <riceandbeans> LOL
23:44:35 <monerouser1144> @riceandbeans if you're responding to me, I wrote "multi-month new highs", not "all time highs" (ATH). But as hyc noted, this is a topic for another channel.
23:51:58 <multifractal_> i'm on tails gui monero, it says "synchronizing wallet" and the progress bar has hung at zero for ages. underneath it says "daemon is synchronized". will this impede me from receiving a payment?
23:58:07 <selsta> multifractal_: which node are you connected to?
23:59:19 <multifractal_> selsta: a remote node - how do i find its name?
23:59:49 <selsta> Does Settings -> Node menu exist?
23:59:57 <KnifeOfPi_> hello