02:50:54 <gingeropolous> selsta, if you pasted the copypasta i missed it
02:50:59 <gingeropolous> and so did the bouncer
04:35:58 <gingeropolous> we need to find a way to get into starlink
04:36:53 <gingeropolous> enough of these terrestrial isps and their nonsense
15:45:29 <rah> I have an outgoing transaction which seems to be going nowhere
15:45:34 <rah> I recall that "(N blocks remaining)" or something like that used to be printed by the "balance" command when a transaction was in progress
15:45:38 <rah> my balance command has been printing no such thing for a good while now, over 30 minutes
15:45:45 <rah> is there some way I can determine what's happening with the transaction?
15:45:51 <rah> the status is "pending"; is there something I can do to shuffle it along?
15:45:54 <rah> or determine why it isn't being shuffled along?
15:50:10 <vtnerd> rah: print_pool_sh may help
15:50:30 <vtnerd> if you post it anywhere for debugging purposes, consider that it may leak the hash of the tx you are trying to send
16:08:01 <rah> vtnerd: what's the "transaction pool"?
16:08:53 <rah> on a different note, is it possible to cancel a pending transaction?
16:17:55 <kinghat[m]> https://reason.com/2020/10/27/surprise-doj-is-not-a-big-fan-of-privacy-preserving-cryptocurrencies/
16:19:34 <artefact> rah: the tx pool is the set transactions that have been broadcast to the p2p network, but have not yet been mined into a block
16:19:55 <artefact> rah: if your transaction has been sent to other peers, i don't think you can cancel it
16:26:48 <yanmaani> kinghat[m]: yes, they're very worried
16:27:52 <artefact> probably easier for them to rely on side channel attacks. but that's harder to pull off passively at scale
16:58:50 <rah> artefact: how does seeing the set of transactions broadcast to the p2p network help me determine why my transaction is still pending?
16:59:05 <rah> artefact: how can I determine whether my transaction has been sent to other peers?
17:02:22 <artefact> do you see it on xmrchain.net?
17:12:21 <rah> artefact: no
17:12:27 <rah> which is good
17:12:46 <rah> because I flushed it in the daemon and sent more
18:36:09 <DeanGuss> Is there a description somewhere of the monerod.conf log-levels?
18:39:26 <DeanGuss> And do I also need confirm-external-bind with anonymous-inbound ?
18:39:41 <DeanGuss> even though it's not really binding externally
18:42:39 <viperperidot[m]> I got this message when importing the blockchain, anyone know what it means?
18:42:41 <viperperidot[m]> 2020-10-27 18:34:50.218   E usable is negative
20:20:39 <DeanGuss> there must be a lot level between "show me nothing once my node is in sync" and "show me every transaction to and from every node"
20:20:54 <DeanGuss> like a "show me just new blocks" or something right?
20:21:04 <DeanGuss> *log-level
20:26:28 <moneromooo> git grep DEFAULT_LOG
20:26:48 <moneromooo> Then find which one prints blocks, it's in blockchain.cpp
20:26:54 <moneromooo> Most likely at info level.
20:27:06 <moneromooo> So --log-level 0,whateveritis:INFO
20:27:29 <DeanGuss> ty moneromooo
22:10:44 <jd_matrix[m]> 🤪
23:34:15 <DeanGuss> Any idea why I'd get something like this in my log: [P2P0]	ERROR	net	contrib/epee/include/net/abstract_tcp_server2.inl:1505	Failed to resolve ::ffff:51.79.117.96
23:34:25 <DeanGuss> seems to me it already is resolved
23:36:18 <hv-bridge> <Ya Boi Kerm1t> No clue sorry
23:36:49 <selsta> DeanGuss: you can ignore it
23:37:41 <DeanGuss> seltsa ok.  BTW that IP address is suspiciously close to the IP at the top of your block list: https://gui.xmr.pm/files/block.txt
23:38:01 <selsta> it is included in the list
23:38:17 <selsta> it’s ipv4 inside ipv6
23:38:24 <selsta> 51.79.117.96
23:38:37 <selsta> did you block the IPs?
23:38:47 <DeanGuss> Not yet
23:38:54 <selsta> ok