02:54:49 <TamaraneanGirl> Is there a way to arrange funds kept in different accounts or do the corresponding tokens get locked to their original account?
03:15:45 <gingeropolous> now by account do you mean subaddresses? or the main 4xxx address?
03:22:34 <donkeydonkey> its so cool the way its setup with you main address retrieving the whole wallet, the wallet having the many accounts each with sub addresses. im just learning it all and wow its awesome
03:23:46 <donkeydonkey> or rather with the seed phrase you get your whole wallet.
03:26:27 <ruubdee[m]> hi
03:26:35 <ruubdee[m]> i was wondering i need some help
03:26:37 <ruubdee[m]> with the app
03:27:24 <viperperidot[m]> which app are you talking about?
03:28:38 <ruubdee[m]> monero gui for desktop
03:28:48 <viperperidot[m]> What do you need help with?
03:29:31 <ruubdee[m]> i cant connect to my node
03:30:03 <ruubdee[m]> never mind it coneccted
03:30:09 <ruubdee[m]> dont know how
03:30:19 <ruubdee[m]> but its showing my balance
03:30:28 <ruubdee[m]> thanks man
03:30:37 <ruubdee[m]> didnt nean tio waste your time
03:31:06 <ruubdee[m]> is cake wallet not secure or just not as anoymous?
03:32:31 <viperperidot[m]> I haven't used cake wallet personally but I know it's a trusted wallet within the community
03:33:37 <viperperidot[m]> Should be secure and private if you use it properly
03:42:55 <gingeropolous> my scripts seems to have peeked at 125 AHPs
03:43:58 <gingeropolous> im debating if its worth it to make a more nuanced AHP detector script
03:44:44 <gingeropolous> like, i think i can create a dummy node that would go through and try to sync to each peer
03:45:06 <gingeropolous> the dummy node could monitor the main node to see when blocks should come in
03:45:34 <gingeropolous> if the current peer doesn't send that block data, then they are presumably an AHP
03:46:29 <gingeropolous> might finally get to use that block-notify feature
03:47:46 <gingeropolous> i thought about the whole send a transaction and see if it gets mined, but that'll add up
04:19:14 <Inge-> algo_max[m]: accordibg to the guys working on it, it will be possible to see that some btc took part in swap semantics - but with Taproot it should be possible to be indistinguishable from other transactions (tjeir claim).
04:20:57 <Inge-> sethsimmons: cool numbers. although the speed increase is ... limited for going 40x on peers
05:04:01 <asdadasasdqw> Hi, trying to prune the db
05:04:16 <asdadasasdqw> Aborted the process in the middle of the job
05:04:19 <asdadasasdqw> And got this:
05:04:22 <asdadasasdqw> https://pastebin.com/4uw3Lp7z
05:04:43 <asdadasasdqw> Any suggestions how to overcome it?
05:12:38 <asdadasasdqw> And yes, the blockchain is on an SSD, KVM cannot provide the info on the drive though
05:18:26 <BArryS> Need help with monero gui wallet
05:21:06 <BArryS> Any support here?
05:27:02 <marmulak> yea what you need
05:30:26 <BarryS> Monero GUI wallet takes up 91% cpu and gets stuck on opening wallet
05:30:32 <TamaraneanGirl> gingeropolous: The account system of the wallet, it uses subaddresses internally, but it tracks transactions and funds individually. Is there a way to tell the wallet to direct the funds to another account, except for actually sending them back to a different subaddress as a transaction?
05:30:44 <marmulak> <BarryS "Monero GUI wallet takes up 91% c"> Did you let it sync completely 100%
05:31:04 <marmulak> it can take time
05:31:08 <TamaraneanGirl> Could also be OpenGL incompatibility
05:31:20 <marmulak> if syncing and errthing all done and it's still using cpu make sure it's not mining
05:31:29 <BarryS> marmulak I cant open up the wallet at all
05:31:52 <BarryS> It gets stuck on ''opening wallet''
05:32:02 <TamaraneanGirl> try in  a terminal "QMLSCENE_DEVICE=softwarecontext monero-wallet-gui"
05:32:14 <TamaraneanGirl> Is this a VM?
05:32:19 <TamaraneanGirl>  * try in a terminal "QMLSCENE_DEVICE=softwarecontext monero-wallet-gui"
05:32:39 <BarryS> Nope
05:32:56 <BarryS> It also doesnt allow me to create a wallet. the button simply doesnt work
05:33:31 <TamaraneanGirl> Did the command I said work, it usually is for VMs but it may work here
05:33:49 <BarryS> No command not found
05:34:14 <TamaraneanGirl> Where is the wallet?
05:34:51 <BarryS> desktop
05:36:10 <TamaraneanGirl> I forgot to ask I guess, is this Windows or Linux?
05:36:24 <BarryS> windows
05:36:58 <TamaraneanGirl> Then I don't know if my workaround would help
05:38:10 <BarryS> I reinstalled multiple time. And its the same problem
05:38:12 <marmulak> It probably takes a while to sync
05:38:31 <BarryS> I have blockchain downloaded
05:38:37 <marmulak> I synced Monero for the first time a couple weeks ago, it took 2 years in total
05:38:44 <marmulak> hmm
05:38:54 <TamaraneanGirl> 2 years?
05:38:59 <marmulak> off and on lol
05:40:14 <TamaraneanGirl> I know if there isn't a functioning GPU the program could use and it tries to run OpenGL on the CPU it can cause high resource usage so that I was putting instructions for
05:40:31 <BarryS> As soon as i open the gui. CPU is all gone
05:41:32 <TamaraneanGirl> The daemon doesn't start instantly if I remember correctly, so it shouldn't be the daemon, and if you already set it to the background it would be running even if the wallet is closed
05:42:08 <TamaraneanGirl> I don't know how to set the enviroment variables in Windows either
05:44:33 <BarryS> The whole gui is buggy. The create Wallet buttom doesnt do anything for me
05:45:43 <TamaraneanGirl> What does Task Manager say?
05:45:57 <TamaraneanGirl> What processes use the most CPU as it opens
05:46:46 <BarryS> monero-wallet-gui memory 200+MB
05:46:48 <syntax_> i've been wondering whether it's better to stop running a node from my primary laptop and instead run one from a VPS, then linking my wallet to that node. i'm not sure how good it is for my laptop to be using over 100%> in CPU resources every morning to sync. would it be better to set up on a VPS so I can just detach the daemon and leave it running?
05:47:47 <syntax_> I suppose this would be less secure, though, as I'd need to then ensure an additional device is secure etc.
05:48:13 <syntax_> please share best practice for a casual user
05:49:06 <TamaraneanGirl> What GPU does the device have? Are the drivers up to date?
05:49:53 <BarryS> Okay wait i might have fixed the CPU issue
05:50:55 <BarryS> okay its fixed. All i did was open low graphics mode. But not its still stuck on opening wallet and ''Create wallet' not working also.
05:51:39 <TamaraneanGirl> So it was the OpenGL issue?
05:52:11 <BarryS> most likely yes
05:52:27 <TamaraneanGirl> How do you open low graphics mode without the environment variables
05:52:53 <TamaraneanGirl> And the wallet is just naturally slow
05:53:15 <TamaraneanGirl> I'd ask a developer about it
05:54:15 <TamaraneanGirl> You should also figure out why OpenGL isn't running on a GPU
05:54:33 <TamaraneanGirl> This may affect other programs
05:56:22 <BarryS> I am not sure. But im still wondering why it wont let me create a new wallet
06:05:41 <BarryS> Do i really need to use CLI now haha
06:57:30 <M56440620240[m]> Who knew you could join as a guest
06:57:38 <Mochi101> I did
06:58:02 <BarryS> Still 0 luck with creating new wallet in GUI
06:58:21 <Mochi101> Shouldn't require any luck.
06:59:01 <BarryS> My GUI has had issues past few days. Stuck on opening wallet and ''create wallet'' button just does not work
07:02:22 <syntax_> quit
07:27:58 <selsta> BarryS: which folder did you specify?
07:28:04 <selsta> does the gui have write permissions there?
07:30:15 <selsta> TamaraneanGirl: anything specifically slow in your opinion?
07:35:13 <BarryS> how do i give write permissions
07:37:25 <selsta> which OS are you using?
07:39:21 <BarryS> windows
07:39:28 <selsta> can you try starting as admin?
07:39:39 <selsta> also do you have anti virus?
07:41:02 <BarryS> Tried as admin still not working and yes windows defender
07:41:21 <selsta> did you set an exception for monero-gui? it likes to block it
07:41:36 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> Hello, please tell me the working node onion
07:42:14 <selsta> korteshok: list of remote nodes are on this site: xmrguide42y34onq.onion
07:43:39 <selsta> BarryS: one last thing you can try: Click on "change wallet mode" and select portable mode
07:46:17 <BarryS> None worked but for some reason the wallets  does go into the monero files
07:46:37 <selsta> and there is no error message?
07:47:18 <selsta> Can you click "Open a wallet from file" and then select it?
07:48:44 <BarryS> It says couldnt open wallet when i know its the right one
07:48:54 <BarryS> I enter the same password and then it gets stuck on opening wallet
07:49:14 <selsta> can you look into monero-wallet-gui.log and check if it says something in there?
07:49:20 <selsta> it is in the monero-storage folder
07:51:21 <BarryS> theres not wallet-gui.log
07:51:47 <BarryS> i got into monero storage and wallet and keys are there
07:53:17 <selsta> okay, you can try GUI on a different computer, or CLI wallet, feather, mobile wallets, ...
07:55:00 <selsta> one more idea, open "cmd", drag and drop the GUI into it, press enter and now try to open again
07:55:17 <selsta> there might be an error message in cmd window
08:02:11 <BarryS> No error page
08:02:52 <BarryS> 2 Monero GUI start in task manager
08:02:57 <BarryS> and one takes up all cpu
08:04:37 <selsta> Not immediately obvious what the issue is. I would recommend trying a different wallet.
08:05:39 <BarryS> Looks like CLI or web wallet
08:06:15 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> no connection with this node((
08:09:48 <selsta> BarryS: MyMonero is a web / desktop wallet
08:10:08 <selsta> korteshok: the website I linked has multiple nodes
08:11:25 <BarryS> I might just use CLI probably worth the learn
08:14:18 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> I could not connect to any of these nodes((
08:16:29 <selsta> Are you using GUI with Tor?
08:20:11 <BarryS> Is Monerod suppose to take so much cpu?
08:21:13 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> yes
08:26:18 <BarryS> monerod on cli is taking up all cpu
08:26:59 <selsta> If you are synching, the initial sync is resource intesive
08:27:32 <BarryS> i have the blockchain downloaded and synced it. Monerod has to stay open?
08:28:26 <selsta> yes, at least you have to be synced to send monero
08:30:21 <BarryS> it takes up so much cpu when its already synced
08:31:17 <selsta> i doubt it synced this quickly
08:31:22 <BarryS> random spikes
08:31:38 <BarryS> I synced it to downloaded blockchain
08:31:54 <BarryS> --data-dir
08:31:54 <selsta> what kind of computer hardware do you have?
08:33:32 <BarryS> 1cpu 3875
08:36:53 <BarryS> i never experienced this when i had monero gui earlier
08:37:11 <selsta> Was this on the same computer?
08:37:33 <BarryS> yeah
08:37:37 <BarryS> whatdoes block added mean
08:37:51 <selsta> what is the output of "status"?
08:38:10 <selsta> type status into the daemon and post it here
08:38:34 <BarryS>  2214453/2214453 (100.0%) on mainnet, not mining, net hash 1.61 GH/s, v14, 12(out)+0(in) connections, uptime 0d 0h 8m 49s
08:38:52 <selsta> looks good
08:39:24 <selsta> my 6 year old laptop runs both GUI and daemon fine without any noticeable CPU usage
08:39:31 <selsta> are you able to create a wallet with CLI?
08:42:02 <BarryS> Yes created one now
08:47:52 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> my wallet is not connecting to any node. what could be the problem?
08:48:16 <selsta> korteshok: Which operating system are you using?
08:51:09 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> mac os
08:51:19 <selsta> Did you start the GUI with Torsocks?
08:52:38 <selsta> Try the following: `brew install tor`
08:52:51 <selsta> then start tor: `tor --allow-missing-torrc --ignore-missing-torrc --clientonly 1 --socksport 9050 --controlport 127.0.0.1:9051 --log "notice stdout" --clientuseipv6 1`
08:53:13 <selsta> then start the GUI normally, go to Settings -> Interface and enable socks proxy with default settings
08:53:27 <selsta> you should now be able to connect to .onion nodes, I just tested this myself
09:02:07 <BarryS> whats the best way to run cli wallet?
09:06:20 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> Do I need to write something to the socket 5?
09:06:37 <selsta> 127.0.0.1 9050
09:06:42 <selsta> the default settings
09:14:15 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> Thank you very much. It works))
10:37:27 <boredhero> Hi would anyone be able to help me figure out why my monero wallet's transactions keep failing?
10:37:57 <selsta> boredhero: yes
10:38:03 <selsta> which wallet are you using?
10:38:28 <boredhero> Monero-GUI 0.17.1.1-33afd0bb (Qt 5.15.1) on arch linux
10:38:41 <selsta> Okay, simple mode or advanced mode?
10:38:57 <selsta> And if Advanced mode, local node or remote node?
10:57:34 <marmulak> I don't know why monerod doesn't close when I type exit. It says "Stop signal sent" but nothing. It's like telling Windows XP to shut down
10:58:19 <dEBRUYNE> How long ago did you send the exit command?
10:59:25 <marmulak> A few minutes ago. I think probably the FS is backed up
10:59:35 <marmulak> probably waiting on that
11:04:38 <Mochi101> type exit again
11:04:44 <Mochi101> Sometimes it needs a kick
11:08:36 <marmulak> I did it three times already 😂
11:08:48 <marmulak> lsof shows it's got a lotta stuff open
11:09:21 <marmulak> I think I need to send signal 9
11:09:23 <selsta> exit tries to exit gracefully so if something is taking a long time it will wait for it, afaik you can just ctrl + c
11:09:43 <selsta> or sigkill
11:09:49 <marmulak> ^c and exit are the same right
11:14:04 <marmulak> I synced wownero real quick to see if it would do the same thing and it sort of did. There was a significant delay and then this error:
11:14:15 <marmulak> Unable to send transaction(s) via Dandelion++ stem
11:14:32 <marmulak> monerod had also shown this as a warning after I typed exit:
11:14:33 <marmulak> Unable to send transaction(s), no available connections
11:14:46 <marmulak> maybe it's a connectivity issue
11:15:07 <marmulak> but I don't have transactions, all it did was sync new blocks
11:15:53 <hyc> it still relays txns broadcasted from other nodes
11:16:17 <selsta> not during sync
11:16:22 <selsta> but not sure if marmulak was syncing
11:16:56 <marmulak> ah ok
11:17:03 <marmulak> well I may need --tx-proxy then after all
11:17:23 <selsta> why?
11:17:28 <selsta> tx-proxy is for I2P / Tor
11:18:08 <marmulak> for sending tx's obviously
11:20:14 <selsta> ok, you will have to manually specify I2P / Tor peers as we don’t have seed nodes for it yet
11:21:56 <marmulak> now that I'm playing with it it seems --no-igd may resolve my issue
11:25:32 <marmulak> ooor it's random
11:25:38 <marmulak> trying to reproduce the error
11:27:18 <xmrmatterbridge> <korteshok> Who knows if there is a risk that I will be deceived when buying bitcoin with Monero on the Bisq exchange?
11:27:51 <pyu> ev
14:26:09 <Lyza> is there a way to list the details of currently active rpc connections?
14:35:34 <dEBRUYNE> Lyza: Using netstat is probably easiest
14:36:01 <Lyza> got it ty
16:24:59 <islanders> hi
16:25:46 <dEBRUYNE> hi
16:39:20 <copenhagen_bram[> hi
16:42:49 <marmulak> hey
16:43:12 <islanders> do you like big money?
16:43:19 <islanders> fam
16:43:20 <marmulak> monero helps stop the spread of covid-19, doesn't it?
16:43:26 <copenhagen_bram[> does anyone like spoonerisms? if you don't have monero, you have no marrow
16:43:48 <islanders> idk what's spoonerism
16:44:17 <copenhagen_bram[> when letters or sounds in some words or a phrase are swapped to make new words
16:44:29 <copenhagen_bram[> here's one: may I sew you to your sheets?
16:44:55 <islanders> is copenhagen_bram[ a bot?
16:45:17 <copenhagen_bram[> i'm human thank you very much
16:45:41 <islanders> please resolve 2+(5*2)
16:46:28 <moneromooo> If you cannot resolve it, you may need to see an optician.
16:46:33 <copenhagen_bram[> hmm, I think the answer is {error(bad.Syntax)}
16:46:46 <islanders> bot
16:46:47 <marmulak> isn't a spoonerism like a soviet russia joke
16:47:16 <copenhagen_bram[> i'm not a bot! i'm a fellow human
16:47:34 <copenhagen_bram[> I breath in oxygen and breath out carbon dioxide, and I walk on my leg
16:47:37 <islanders> you failed the captcha
16:48:11 <moneromooo> .solve 2+(5*2)
16:48:11 <moneromooo> 12.000000000001
16:48:18 <islanders> .0001
16:48:37 <islanders> moneromooo is proved a bot
16:48:43 <islanders> he failed too
16:48:44 <copenhagen_bram[> what a stupid bot, the answer is actually 11.999999999999
16:48:54 <islanders> scam chan full of bots
16:49:03 <copenhagen_bram[> hey give me another captcha problem
16:49:38 <islanders> ok
16:50:19 <islanders> what's better: having 10 millions dollars, or a bowl of saltless butterless soup
16:50:21 <islanders> ?
16:51:03 <copenhagen_bram[> having a bowl of saltless butterless soup
16:51:11 <islanders> ok bot
16:51:30 <copenhagen_bram[> i can add salt and butter to it, but if i have 10 million dollars and it's not in monero, some people in black suits are going to ask me where i got it
16:51:56 <islanders> bribe them 5 millions
16:52:43 <copenhagen_bram[> you can have 10 million dollars in monero but your worst enemy gets 20 million, do you take it?
16:52:58 <islanders> yes
16:53:28 <copenhagen_bram[> oh and your worst enemy also gets a bowl of saltless butterless soup
16:53:41 <islanders> yes
16:54:22 <copenhagen_bram[> would you rather be satoshi nakamoto or vitalik buterin?
16:54:33 <islanders> Satoshi
16:54:58 <islanders> wbu
16:55:12 <islanders> buterin the soup
16:55:26 <copenhagen_bram[> vitalik seems like a pretty smart dude so i'd like to be that smart
16:55:37 <islanders> Satoshi seemed dumb
16:55:59 <copenhagen_bram[> unfortunately the soup has a rather vitalik taste
16:56:45 <islanders> sad
16:56:56 <islanders> do you like big money copenhagen_bram[
16:58:47 <copenhagen_bram[> i've never had big money, so i don't know
16:58:48 <copenhagen_bram[> what's it like to have big money?
16:59:05 <islanders> is freedom and power
16:59:34 <moneromooo> It's hard to read all the zeroes so you always mess up at the shop.
17:02:15 <copenhagen_bram[> the frick
17:03:19 <copenhagen_bram[> if bitcoin and monero go up enough i might have big money
17:33:02 <Mochi101> !quote
17:33:02 <Quotes> Random quote (#650): <LSDog> has there ever been a murder there <shillobear> not recently <LSDog> u need to do something bout dat
17:50:48 <ndorf> does anyone have the current bad peer ban list handy?
17:53:42 <monerouser1144> https://gui.xmr.pm/files/block.txt
17:54:07 <monerouser1144> Not mine, credit goes to selsta
18:02:25 <ndorf> thanks
18:08:49 <endor00[m]> There's something weird going on with the "No incoming connections" error, not sure if anyone is aware of it already
18:09:50 <endor00[m]> I've been getting this message at exactly 1-hour intervals since I started my node this morning
18:10:01 <asymptotically> endor00[m]: do you have any incoming connections?
18:10:04 <endor00[m]> Like, down to the exact second
18:10:06 <endor00[m]> But not every hour
18:10:19 <endor00[m]> Right now yes, 64 out + 0 in
18:10:30 <ndorf> 0 in means you don't have any incoming connections.
18:10:54 <ndorf> probably means you're behind NAT and haven't set up port forwarding.
18:10:56 <endor00[m]> I've... always had that?
18:11:06 <endor00[m]> Yeah I am
18:11:27 <endor00[m]> But I never got that error message in the past (before 0.17 I think)
18:11:30 <ndorf> if you forward port 18080 to your monero node in your NAT router's configuration, you should start seeing incoming connections.
18:11:46 <ndorf> two possibilities:
18:11:53 <ndorf> 1) you did get that error message, but didn't catch it
18:12:03 <ndorf> 2) your router used to have port forwarding set up but then you reset it or got a new router.
18:12:51 <endor00[m]> Perhaps I had incoming connections but didn't notice
18:12:54 <marmulak> hmm running monerod might have made btrfs lose its mind
18:12:58 <endor00[m]> What's weird is the exact hourly cadence of these messages
18:13:07 <ndorf> what's weird about that?
18:13:15 <moneromooo> That's because it's setup on a timer.
18:13:21 <ndorf> it probably has a timer running every hour to check the # of connections and print the message.
18:13:32 * endor00[m] sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/nOUkuDMUIjksKSpaKeXTMnkL/message.txt >
18:13:45 <ndorf> yep
18:13:47 <ndorf> seems to make sense?
18:14:21 <endor00[m]> Oooh, and I just figured out why
18:14:59 <endor00[m]> I left my laptop connected to my vpn (which I usually don't do), and my firewall blocks 18080
18:15:20 <endor00[m]> Thanks for being my rubber duck <3
18:15:30 <ndorf> there you go :)
18:15:34 <moneromooo> \_o<
18:15:40 <ndorf> ha
18:16:08 <Inge-> selsta: anyone analyze the ip ranges of the AHP's yet?
18:16:17 <selsta> all ovh
18:16:25 <endor00[m]> So with 18080 blocked I can sync off of others, but nobody else can sync off of me, right?
18:16:33 <selsta> IPs are kinda from around the world
18:16:35 <selsta> so not only 1 country
18:16:47 <asymptotically> endor00[m]: you can connect to someone and they can download your blocks
18:17:33 <ndorf> endor00[m]: nah, outgoing peers can sync off you too. incoming peers are the same, enabling them just gives you an opportunity to have more peers.
18:17:55 <ndorf> endor00[m]: plus, help the monero network by allowing nodes that can't/won't allow inbound connections to connect to you.
18:18:54 <endor00[m]> So I can initiate connections with others, but nobody else can initiate connections with me?
18:19:07 <ndorf> right
18:19:23 <endor00[m]> Got it, thanks!
18:57:14 <monerouser1144> I'm using monerod with "--no-igd --in-peers 0" but there are both incoming and outgoing connections (I notice them since enabling iptables rules to block bad nodes)
19:01:06 <moneromooo> File a bug please.
19:13:40 <monerouser1144> moneromooo please have a look, it's not an issue for me, just wondering -- http://paste.debian.net/1168448/
19:13:54 <moneromooo> I meant on github.
19:16:47 <monerouser1144> Yes, I understood that, just making sure it's not some obvious mistake on my part ;-)
19:17:58 <selsta> monerouser1144: what does print_cn say
19:21:01 <monerouser1144> Only OUT: http://paste.debian.net/1168449/
19:24:26 <monerouser1144> selsta what do you think of node 94.100.217.121 (Ukraine) that is at block 1 and connected for the longest time of other peers?
19:24:59 <selsta> that is fine
19:25:11 <selsta> only out means you have no in peers
19:27:46 <monerouser1144> Yet iptables has blocked ~3k incoming connections since yesterday from your bad IPs. Maybe they ignore the setting and try to connect anyway. As I said, no big deal for me, just mentioned it in case it helps.
19:28:31 <selsta> isn’t iptables in front of monerod?
19:28:50 <selsta> soo makes sense IMO
19:29:05 <monerouser1144> Yes, it blocks both incoming and outgoing (see 1st paste)
19:30:08 <monerouser1144> So we assume the bad nodes don't play by the rules and attempt to connect anyway?
19:31:57 <selsta> Even if you have in-peers 0 peers will attempt to connect
19:32:03 <selsta> But your daemon will not allow it
19:32:10 <selsta> you can't disable attempts
19:32:21 <selsta> as far as I understand it
19:34:05 <mrcollin> Hi, is this a support channel? Not sure who to talk to. I bought 35 XMR from changenow.io about 6-7 hours ago. They confirmed with me that they sent the XMR to my Monero wallet. They sent me a "receipt" from xmrchain.net. But still no money in my wallet. What could have happened?
19:34:06 <monerouser1144> Sure. In the first paste you'll also notice that my node tried to outbound connect to bad node IPs 2655 times.
19:34:41 <selsta> Right, but monerod also does not know about your iptables block list
19:34:49 <selsta> so they will also attempt
19:35:02 <selsta> mrcollin: are you using GUI?
19:35:12 <mrcollin> Yes I am
19:35:17 <selsta> Can you go to Settings -> Log and type status and post output here
19:36:22 <mrcollin> [2020-10-23 22:35] 2020-10-23 19:35:18.373 I Monero 'Nitrogen Nebula' (v0.16.0.3-release)
19:36:22 <mrcollin> Height: 2214843/2214843 (100.0%) on mainnet, bootstrapping from 157.245.127.231:18089, local height: 1 (0.0%), not mining, net hash 1.72 GH/s, v14, 0(out)+0(in) connections
19:36:42 <selsta> looks good
19:36:57 <selsta> what does it say as wallet creation height in settings -> info?
19:37:10 <selsta> or wait
19:37:17 <selsta> you have to update to v0.17.1.1
19:37:34 <mrcollin> Oh, I see
19:37:35 <selsta> you are using pre network upgrade software
19:38:10 <mrcollin> Ok Im gonna try that, thanks! Will update now and let you know how it went
19:40:48 <mrcollin> Ok its all there now. Thanks again, selsta
19:42:32 <selsta> ok nice
21:32:21 <TamaraneanGirl> selsta: Any command in the CLI wallet has a tendency to get stuck, I don't know if it is a new problem in a release, or a slow system. The system has been slow after starting to use Matrix through the website.
21:32:56 <TamaraneanGirl> Might also be ask-password decrypt
21:33:00 <selsta> I don’t know.
21:33:15 <selsta> Sometimes it has to wait for daemon result AFAIK.
21:33:21 <TamaraneanGirl> I'm going to log out and see if it completes
21:33:49 <TamaraneanGirl> Well if the whole system is slow the daemon would be slow
21:39:37 <TamaraneanGirl> I closed the Matrix tab and didn't have a problem performing the action that became stuck, but I am still uncertain if that is the problem
21:39:55 <TamaraneanGirl> Confirmation bias
21:58:41 <eck> are there checksums published for the blockchain.raw file listed on getmonero.org?
21:59:47 <asymptotically> afaik no, but the monero-blockchain-import software verifies it as it gets imported (unless you tell it not to do so)
22:00:07 <eck> perfect
22:04:38 <gingeropolous> hrm, this might be a wacky idea, and sorta goes straight at centralization... but what if we included a helper tool like in ... ugh what was the mining software...
22:05:02 <gingeropolous> one of the mining OS's you could buy had a think where you entered a command, and the software would send a diagnostic report
22:05:17 <gingeropolous> so for instance, we could have a button in the GUI that would send software version info, for instance
22:05:37 <yanmaani> Doesn't Monero already have a command to get info re: current node?
22:05:44 <gingeropolous> hrm might be too invasive.
22:06:00 <gingeropolous> yeah, but ppl gotta come here on IRC and blah blah blah
22:06:20 <asymptotically> ./bin/monero-send-private-keys-to-gingeropolous-so-that-he-can-look-after-them
22:06:21 <gingeropolous> what % of monero GUI users having troubles find their way all the way to #monero
22:06:47 <gingeropolous> its like the end of the rainbow here. beyond this realm is just code.
22:09:49 <gingeropolous> well i guess the kiwi IRC clients can help