00:38:26 <monerouser1144> Hi all, a question: If the (Linux) server where I was running a full node with monerod had a power loss, is there some way to check the integrity of the blockchain db? (that there was no data corruption). monerod started without any errors in the log.
00:56:19 <selsta> monerouser1144: if there are no errors it should be fine
00:56:45 <selsta> after the inital sync the blockchain switches to a safe sync mode so it should not corrupt on power loss
01:03:38 <monerouser1144> selsta: Thanks for the info. While waiting for your feedback I added the monerod "--db-sync-mode safe:sync" switch, apparently it's not needed?
01:03:52 <selsta> should not be needed
01:44:34 <moneromooo> Pages of matrix joins :S I'm not copy pasting 6 pages of joins :D
01:45:06 <moneromooo> The spammer asshole might be gone now. Could try reverting to open.
01:45:48 <selsta> we can require voice for tor users, or just open completely and see what happens
10:34:48 <lizzzzzzzz> Hi guys!
12:37:13 <artefact> lmdb is crash-safe by design, afaik
13:43:10 <manolo39> hello
14:02:59 <manolo39> i'm trying to start a new chain with latest block version
14:03:29 <manolo39> chain start only with version 1-3
14:03:42 <manolo39> the line that bring error
14:03:45 <manolo39> bool r = rct_signatures.serialize_rctsig_base(ar, vin.size(), vout.size())
14:04:50 <manolo39> do i need to add some bytes that represent rtc signatures?
15:36:10 <UkoeHB__> You’ve got a long road ahead
17:10:27 <gingeropolous> don't wanna clutter dev with my ramblings... but OK. sybil, AHP, dandelion. i guess we can assume now that there may be malicious nodes on the network, and that these nodes are capable of infiltrating peer lists and eclipse
17:10:42 <gingeropolous> so is the primary mitigation the peer list fixes? and we just have to wait for everyone to upgrade?
17:11:28 <gingeropolous> i mean, in a trustless permissionless system, its always gonna be easy to sybil
17:14:26 <gingeropolous> well, easy is relative i guess, and easy may or may not mean cheap
17:16:46 <hyc> fluffy posted some links on papers/research on the sybil topic
17:17:05 <kayront> moar nodes!
17:17:07 <kayront> legit ones, that is
17:17:09 <gingeropolous> yeah i was just lookin for em and found em
17:18:38 <hyc> tho tbh, it looks like a long haul between what they describe, and any practical tools
17:20:31 <hyc> this talks about proximity https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/issues/4481
17:20:58 <hyc> but it's not really helpful for a p2p network, since there's no expectation that real nodes are near you
17:43:40 <artefact> best workaround is probably similar to freenet's darknet, ie only connect to people you know and trust
17:46:15 <kayront> kinda defeats the whole purpose though
17:59:08 <hyc> all of this probably means the notion of "permissionless p2p network" needs to be refined
17:59:36 <hyc> you can't have truly permissionless == free for all. you're only open to well-behaved participants
17:59:46 <hyc> which implies there are in fact rules and permissions
18:02:56 <kayront> there's probably a fancy word for the same word being used in different contexts and that causing confusion. it seems to be the case thereh hyc
18:03:18 <kayront> permissionless in the sense that anyone can join, but permissions in the sense that they have to be well behaved to remain
18:07:13 <moneromooo> jargon
18:58:31 <gingeropolous> semantics
18:58:43 <algo_max[m]> torproject finally got its xmr donation address back: https://donate.torproject.org/cryptocurrency/
22:18:31 <lh1008[m]> Hello everyone, I'm still trying to figure out how to make calls using the rpc-pay node server. Does anyone know how to add the key (is it the 'RPC client ID' or the 'RPC client secret key'?) to the call or to the either these two functions located here: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/src/rpc/rpc_payment_signature.cpp?
22:19:43 <lh1008[m]> I tried something but it didn't work.
22:20:40 * lh1008[m] sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/hCDtfAkhWsWKBtvogMiWbTTv/message.txt >
22:21:31 <lh1008[m]> in data I added "public_key"
22:24:45 <moneromooo> THe "RPC client ID" is a public key.
22:27:10 <moneromooo> Straight conversion, I just checked.
22:28:17 <lh1008[m]> Okay I did add the public key, but I added it to the data, should I add it to the header?
22:29:03 <moneromooo> In the JSON RPC data ? You don't add a pubkey, you add a signature.
22:29:08 <moneromooo> In the client field.
22:41:17 <lh1008[m]> The signature is the public key?
22:41:17 <lh1008[m]> I added the public key to id but it returned the same, client signature does not verify...
22:41:17 <lh1008[m]> I created a client field in the data with the public key and still the same, haha 🐵
22:42:23 <lh1008[m]> I don't see the client field
22:50:05 <Franck[m]> Hello, I used changenow yesterday with monerujo. I used a public subaddress to received monero but it does not on my balance.
22:50:06 <Franck[m]> Is there a way to list all my subaddress so I can confirm I did not make a typo in it?
22:50:47 <Franck[m]> how would you proceed? Import my viewkey in monero-gui?
22:53:44 <lh1008[m]> in the monero-wallet-cli type command `address all`
22:54:07 <lh1008[m]> that will display all your created addresses
22:54:15 <nioc> I imagine that it is a different issue
22:54:25 <Franck[m]> ok, so I guess I should import in monero-wallet first. Right now I only use monerujo
22:54:48 <Franck[m]> or is there a better way to debug the situation with monerujo?
22:56:15 <lh1008[m]> not sure about monerujo, haven't used it much, maybe a monerujo guy can answer your question
22:57:00 <selsta> Franck[m]: are you using the latest version? can you try connecting to a different node?
22:59:03 <Franck[m]> Let me try
23:01:32 <Franck[m]> Version 1.15.3
23:02:13 <Franck[m]> Arg, well, it decided to do a full rescan against a new node so we'll see in several minutes
23:52:46 <Franck[m]> As anyone tried to run a bitcoind and monerod on a rasperrypi 4?
23:52:50 <Franck[m]>  * As anyone tried to run a bitcoind and monerod on a raspberrypi 4?