00:00:03 <spectrezh> I think things changed since I used monero last time..
00:00:19 <spectrezh> I just use "basic" simple mode for wallet
00:00:51 <spectrezh> This worked before and I guess it connected to some default node but now there seem to not be a default remote node setup
00:01:39 <spectrezh> so I guess I have to go "advanced mode" and choose either a remote node there or to run my own node.. but I only have like 30GB SSD on this VM.. So I guess I need like 100+ to run my own full node .. ?
00:01:55 <spectrezh> Or choose a public node but that seems to be risky .. ?
00:03:58 <nioc> if you sync a pruned node it's a little under 35GB
00:04:05 <nioc> current unpruned is just under 95GB
00:04:16 <spectrezh> ok.. is that 35gb option "safe" ?
00:04:22 <nioc> yes
00:04:52 <spectrezh> Ok cool.. I guess I still need to remake my VM because it is fixed at 40GB including the OS etc..
00:04:57 <nioc> for public it's safe as in your monero won't be stolen
00:05:14 <spectrezh> yeah well I want some privacy as well I guess..
00:06:43 <nioc> I have not done it myself and don't use the GUI but you need to make sure you sync in pruned mode
00:06:58 <nioc> someone else can give specifics if you need
02:39:34 <jarkko> Hi, did the automatic generation of wallet addresses change in 0.17.1.3? My new wallet has only the primary address, but some old wallets had 10 addresses by default.
02:40:42 <jarkko> I'm using monero-wallet-cli
02:42:18 <nioc> I think you need to use a command to create subaddresses, they are deterministic
02:44:15 <jarkko> that would make sense, but i didn't create new subaddresses in my old wallet, it just had 10 by default
02:44:23 <nioc> I don't use subaddresses as I have no need to but don't think that it has changed
02:44:33 <nioc> I never had subaddys listed
02:44:52 <nioc> well that I know of lol
02:45:29 <nioc> AIUI it will list 10 if requested
02:46:05 <jarkko> I just run "address all", and in old wallet there's 10 and in the new, only one (primary)
02:47:06 <jarkko> Maybe I generated the wallets somehow differently, cannot remember anymore
02:47:29 <nioc> last wallet I made was about 2 months ago and it just showed the primary
02:48:40 <nioc> other people will have more experience but not many people around st this time of day
02:49:17 <jarkko> no worries, was just wondering did i make some mistake, always thought the cli wallet makes 10 addresses by default
02:51:53 <jarkko> hm..... now I'm thinking. could it be that the Feather wallet i experimented with some time ago messed up the old wallet?
02:54:16 <nioc> feather creates subaddresses wen creating a new wllet
02:54:33 <nioc> wallet
02:55:04 <jarkko> ok, this was created with cli, but later opened with feather
03:15:04 <viperperidot[m]> What is the slowest internet speed that you could run monero on?
03:21:58 <strike> probably like 250kbps
03:26:49 <hyc> pretty vague question
03:27:15 <hyc> but I've taken the node on my phone into areas with only 2G connectivity
03:27:27 <hyc> if the monerod is sync'd up already, it will still keep up
07:21:32 <rotten> Revuo Issue 84 - https://revuo-monero.com/issue-84.html
08:48:42 <pedroapero> Hi, I started monerod on an old database, I guess it's not going to work right?
08:48:42 <pedroapero> 2020-11-18 20:58:21.280 I Migrating blockchain from DB version 4 to 5 - this may take a while:
08:48:46 <pedroapero> 23340519000 / 1864142
08:48:55 <pedroapero> (number is still running)
09:09:45 <dEBRUYNE> pedroapero: Should work
09:14:43 <pedroapero> dEBRUYME: how long should it take? Notice it's been 36 hours now
09:15:02 <dEBRUYNE> The conversion has been running for 36 hours?
09:15:23 <pedroapero> yep, i pasted the startup date
09:15:43 <pedroapero> 1.8M seems like a reasonable number of blocks to migrate to me
09:15:54 <pedroapero> bug this 28B seems odd
09:16:05 <dEBRUYNE> hyc, moneromooo: any idea?
09:16:11 <dEBRUYNE> Are you syncing to an HDD or an SSD btw?
09:17:07 <pedroapero> it's running on a local RAID-0 mounted via CIFS, so I expected this to take long but still
09:17:27 <pedroapero> It runs on 2 aarch64 vcpus
09:18:02 <pedroapero> (load average 1.0)
09:33:41 <pedroapero> (HDD RAID-0 yes)
09:35:18 <dEBRUYNE> If you don't mind it, I guess you could try running it for another day
09:35:21 <dEBRUYNE> See if that makes a difference
11:34:47 <hyc> that number def seems wrong
11:35:16 <hyc> my guess, it will never succeed
12:08:18 <pedroapero> yeah, I think I already let it run long enough, is there anything else I can do to check it's status? any lock file I should find on disk... (there is nothing in bitmonero.log)
12:59:34 <hyc> lock files aren't relevant
20:19:26 <f3rno> o/