00:13:11 <sethsimmons> <mnt_grrrl "how do I run status, print_net_s"> Added a section explicitly for that: https://sethsimmons.me/guides/run-a-monero-node/#sending-commands-to-your-node
00:13:30 <sethsimmons> Hopefully helps others learn how to interact with their node 🙂 Thanks for the catch, mnt_grrrl
00:16:42 <zed19[m]> do i need the latest gpu driver to mine monero efficiently? or is it okay to mine it with a foss driver?
00:17:17 <zed19[m]> which is bad
00:17:29 <mnt_grrrl> your welcome. Also it might make sense to say restrict rpc mode no rpc mode under the config files I had to do a diff to understnad what you where saying
00:22:04 <nioc> zed19[m]: mining with a gpu is very inefficient
00:22:22 <nioc> do so only if you have free elec
00:23:34 <nioc> as for drivers, no idea
00:42:10 <zed19[m]> <nioc "zed19: mining with a gpu is very"> all right then i think i5 quad core is enough?
00:43:30 <nioc> mining on a CPU is limited by the amount of L3 cache, needs 2MB per thread and AKAIK the i5 has 6MB
00:44:10 <nioc> to some extent the speed depends on the generation of the i5 and the ram
00:44:47 <zed19[m]> ok ill just try
00:45:18 <nioc> if using windows which I don't think you are. some of that cache is not available so that 3rd thread is only partial
00:45:40 <nioc> maybe 2k H/s
00:47:05 <nioc> zed19[m]: if you use the xmrig wizard it will set the appropriate number of threads automatically as well as other parameters
00:51:24 <Lyza> wownero only needs 1 MB per thread so it's often better for cache limited CPUs, and if you mine on MoneroOcean you can have it exchanged to XMR automatically
00:51:27 <zed19[m]> no windows indeed
00:51:28 <zed19[m]> ty
00:51:32 <sethsimmons> <mnt_grrrl "your welcome. Also it might make"> Mind sharing exactly what is confusing? I’m not sure what is meant by this.
01:00:39 <fibonacci> https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=502019187&srcid=share
01:01:45 <mnt_grrrl> sethsimmons, it should be something like restricted rpc and non rpc
01:02:00 <mnt_grrrl> I was not sure which was more restrictive
01:17:03 <mnt_grrrl> so is port 18081 used for anything?
01:19:46 <sethsimmons> It’s bound by default as unrestricted RPC on local host only.
01:21:24 <sethsimmons> <mnt_grrrl "sethsimmons, it should be someth"> The only thing explicitly exposed in configs is the restricted RPC
01:22:19 <mnt_grrrl> right so maybe it should be rpc bound to local host and rpc restricted for clariry
01:24:30 <sethsimmons> RPC is the interface itself
01:24:42 <sethsimmons> There are two modes to expose, restricted and normal
01:25:04 <sethsimmons> Are you saying it would be clearer if we also explicitly configure the unrestricted RPC in the config files?
01:39:05 <Beags[m]> whats the best way to keep track of the progress on atomic swaps? github?
01:43:52 <nioc> Beags[m]: there is also #monero-swap which is usually active for the weekly Wed meeting I believe
01:47:20 <mnt_grrrl> sethsimmons, if you had a config file that was called unresticted rpc that would help
01:52:36 <sethsimmons> It’s always exposing restricted RPC
01:52:54 <sethsimmons> Or else you couldn’t use the node for your own wallet remotely
01:53:09 <sethsimmons> All config files expose it, the public ones just advertise it as well 🙂
01:53:43 <sethsimmons> You don’t ever want to expose the unrestricted RPC to the internet.
02:04:28 <edi_> sethsimmons: honest question , you say you never want to export unrestricted rpc 18081
02:04:42 <edi_> in my logs monerod suggest: --public-node is enabled, but RPC server 127.0.0.1:18081 may be unreachable from outside, please check RPC server bind address
02:05:23 <edi_> so if one inteds to run a public node, the situation is different?
02:10:07 <sethsimmons> If you want to be able to connect a wallet externally you need to expose restricted RPC, as all config files do in my guide
02:10:35 <sethsimmons> If you want to advertise that exposed restricted RPC port to other for their use, you use the public-node arg that I set in two of the config files
02:11:49 <sethsimmons> I chose port 18089 for restricted RPC, the default for RPC is 18081
02:12:03 <sethsimmons> <edi_ "in my logs monerod suggest: --pu"> Is this after using my guide?
02:34:36 <edi_> sethsimmons: nope, didn't know about your guide specifically
02:35:22 <edi_> thanks for your feedback tho
02:36:52 <sethsimmons> Ah sorry thought you were mnt_grrrl, I got confused who I was talking to 🙂
02:37:19 <sethsimmons> <edi_ "sethsimmons: nope, didn't know a"> If you’re interested: https://sethsimmons.me/guides/run-a-monero-node/
02:46:43 <u9000[m]> anyone know why fibonacci keeps posting random stuff from jw?
02:54:43 <nioc> it's who he is, he is not a bad sort at all
02:54:59 <nioc> I never click the links
03:19:39 <gabbiel> Is it normal to get a good amount of stack trace output in the daemon?
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03:41:31 <fluoridatedsheep> <zed19[m] "vlc-record-2Gray State - The Ris"> ah a fellow intellectual
03:46:32 <zed19[m]> <fluoridatedsheep "ah a fellow intellectual"> see a lot of those fluoridated sheeple lately. i think the dosis was increased
03:46:43 <zed19[m]> seen*
03:47:32 <fluoridatedsheep> <zed19[m] "see a lot of those fluoridated s"> im just waiting for when industrial society decides officially that we need psychiatric drugs put in the water to produce a calming effect across the populace :)
03:48:27 <thematrix5000[m]> This is the industrial society and its future we are living in a brave new 1984 world already ted
03:49:00 <fluoridatedsheep> laughs in mail b0//\B
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03:53:20 <u9000[m]> this is simultaneously awful and pretty good
03:53:44 <fluoridatedsheep> it really do say a lot about society and its future
03:54:12 <thematrix5000[m]> I want a Chinese mail order bride what's the best way to get one
03:55:05 <fluoridatedsheep> lmao, that's a better question for the litecoin chat. We only talk about illegal markets here
03:57:01 <tonyvoid[m]> Is there an open source monero light wallet for android?
03:57:34 <fluoridatedsheep> i feel like there definitely is, but unless you're toting graphene, id advise against mobile
03:58:49 <thematrix5000[m]> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLmk2BGJPvE&t=1
03:58:49 <thematrix5000[m]> Look at his mail order bride she even had a kid with him and he left her
04:00:05 <vekin> tonyvoid[m]: ssh from android into your box and use the cli wallet :P
04:00:57 <vekin> probably not safe to run wallet on a server with ssh but its safer than using an android wallet imo
04:01:07 <nioc> tonyvoid[m]: Monerujo or Cake
04:01:57 <vekin> is cakewallet a reference to let them eat cake?
04:02:55 <nioc> no other prior wallets for btc were called bread and some other baked good that I do not recall at the moment
04:03:54 <nioc> no,
04:04:01 <nioc> somewhere a grammar dies
04:05:24 <nioc> I hear that they are both good
04:06:01 <nioc> I don't use my phone for financial stuff so.......
04:06:49 <thematrix5000[m]> How many subaddresses to 1 wallet can you create
04:06:58 <thematrix5000[m]> I've never tried using that feature
04:08:14 <nioc> more than you will ever need
04:08:46 <nioc> they are created in bunches deterministically as you need them
04:08:51 <thematrix5000[m]> Okay so you can do over 100k?
04:08:57 <nioc> maybe 200 at a time
04:09:03 <nioc> as a default
04:09:19 <thematrix5000[m]> Monero truly is the best crypto the illuminati bankers for sure are scared of its existence
04:09:30 <nioc> I believe over 100k
04:09:49 <nioc> probably millions
04:09:56 <thematrix5000[m]> The developers migjt need to hide in Russia I'm the future
04:10:15 <nioc> but I forget the details as it was never something I would ever need
04:10:28 <thematrix5000[m]> Does sarang or fluffypony ever come in here
04:11:11 <u9000[m]> >the illuminati bankers for sure are scared of its existence
04:11:11 <u9000[m]> i know you're probably being sarcastic, but for some reason i've heard many people rant about conspiracy theories today so i have to ask
04:12:10 <nioc> sarang is usually not in this channel and pony is everywhere
04:13:13 <thematrix5000[m]> Modern banking was established by the knights Templar and carried out by William the orange through the house of england and carried into the united states through the federal reserve which is owned by the Rothschild's Rockefeller's Morgan's and warburgs and they all have rh- blood because they are affiliated with the priory de sion which is an organization that the knights templar guard
04:13:13 <nioc> definition of a conspiracy........anything I do not directly control
04:13:54 <thematrix5000[m]> Monero will put an end to it if the world adopts it
04:14:18 <nioc> but wouldn't "they" adopt monero
04:14:42 <nioc> they are currently adopting btc
04:14:52 <thematrix5000[m]> You are right they'd find a way to take it over
04:15:19 <thematrix5000[m]> Yes they are going to do a massive takeover with btc as the NSA is much more advanced with tracking it now with chain analysis and whatever else they use
04:15:57 <thematrix5000[m]> There will be a lot of btc seizures for tax evasion and money laundering and conspiracy
04:16:32 <u9000[m]> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_banking
04:16:50 <u9000[m]> > The history of banking began with the first prototype banks which were the merchants of the world, who gave grain loans to farmers and traders who carried goods between cities. This was around 2000 BC in Assyria, India and Sumeria. Later, in ancient Greece and during the Roman Empire, lenders based in temples gave loans, while accepting deposits and performing the change of money. Archaeology from this period in ancient
04:16:50 <u9000[m]> China and India also shows evidence of money lending.
04:18:22 <zed19[m]> <thematrix5000[m] "Modern banking was established b"> i have rh+ so im the chosen to fight them to death
04:20:23 <thematrix5000[m]> The same kinds and queens of Egypt sumeria Babylon Greece and Rome are the same kings and queens today. George bush and queen Elizabeth are closely related and both are direct descendants of Charlemagne
04:20:50 <thematrix5000[m]> So are over half the us presidents and they're all freemasons
04:21:00 <thematrix5000[m]> Ordo an chao is their oath they live by
04:21:10 <thematrix5000[m]> Ordo ab chao
04:21:24 <u9000[m]> i genuinely can't tell if this dude is being sarcastic
04:21:35 <vekin> Dude freemasons is just a boys club
04:21:46 <vekin> pretty sure he isn't being sarcastic :P
04:21:48 <zed19[m]> <thematrix5000[m] "Ordo ab chao"> ist actually from the greek cosmology
04:22:17 <zed19[m]> they love that esoteric stuff
04:22:33 <zed19[m]> so do i but im not an asshole
04:22:38 <thematrix5000[m]> Order out of chaos the Hegelian dialect the logo of the 33rd degree of the Scottish rite symbolises it
04:22:55 <vekin> after bittrex announced the delisting of monero I loaded up Bisq and well...
04:23:07 <vekin> anyone know other exchanges that will serve washington state :(
04:23:12 <u9000[m]> ik the masons are just a boys club, my dad's a mason
04:23:50 <zed19[m]> <u9000[m] "ik the masons are just a boys cl"> is he a 33 degree mason?
04:23:56 <thematrix5000[m]> He's in the blue ranks he hasn't been born again  yet
04:24:18 <h2017> i was asking this earlier and didn't get an answer. i'll ask again. when atomic swaps are implemented will they just be atomic swaps for btc at first? will the p2p system broadcast prices somehow so people can get an idea of market prices?
04:24:27 <u9000[m]> he used to be a shriner, but he has since stopped paying the shriner fees
04:24:31 <u9000[m]> so i think so
04:25:01 <h2017> will atomic swaps eventually be for other coins besides BTC (like tether for instance)?
04:25:32 <vekin> its my understanding that atomic swaps can be implemented in other currencies ya
04:26:05 <fluoridatedsheep> <thematrix5000[m] "Order out of chaos the Hegelian "> all hail moloch de owl
04:26:47 <zed19[m]> <vekin "after bittrex announced the deli"> whats wrong with bisq?
04:26:50 <ocb> attacks have finally stopped. :)
04:26:57 <ocb> at least on my node
04:27:31 <h2017> i'm mostly interested in how people will know the market price if they are using atomic swaps
04:28:12 <fluoridatedsheep> bittrex = shittrex ever since those cucks forced kyc
04:28:33 <h2017> would be nice if some kind of average trade price got broadcast over the p2p network and appeared in the wallet
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04:29:39 <fluoridatedsheep> CONSUME
04:29:55 <zed19[m]> "by the year 2025"
04:30:13 <fluoridatedsheep> we should make an encrypted chat
04:30:24 <zed19[m]> they plan this bullshit which has started last year till 2025
04:30:25 <nioc> vekin: maybe poloniex services Wash, don't know
04:31:08 <nioc> h2017: swaps will be worked out specifically for btc first
04:32:09 <nioc> there are encrypted chats but if it is a public room what does it matter
04:32:39 <vekin> zed19[m]: the prices kinda suck on bisq so I'm not willing to pay a 15% markup to use it as a payment to the merchants i buy from
04:32:47 <vekin> rather just pay the extra credit card fees
04:33:23 <nioc> there are crypto to crypto exchanges
04:33:46 <nioc> if you want to use a CC then.................
04:34:03 <vekin> ya poloniex hasn't serviced WA since 2017
04:34:55 <vekin> lol i really don't care if "they" know I'm buying Anvifen :P
04:36:17 <vekin> localmonero probably a better option than bisq at the moment which kinda sucks
04:42:17 <vekin> hmm it looks like they may have re-opened trading in WA on poloniex thanks nioc
04:43:24 <nioc> imma in NY
04:43:39 <vekin> oof yeah so you feel it worse than i do
04:43:47 <nioc> so like a frog in a straight jacket and the water is getting warmer lol
04:43:52 <vekin> ultra liberal states suck
04:44:14 <nioc> well NY is different cause of the financial sector
04:44:43 <nioc> they already had the infrastructure to regulate
04:45:04 <vekin> true, but I don't understand how WA can just force licenses on companies that don't technically operate within their borders
04:46:07 <vekin> just feels like gross over-reach
04:47:09 <nioc> much of the regulation in NY, financial and other things, actually helps people from corp overreach
04:47:19 <zed19[m]> <fluoridatedsheep "we should make an encrypted chat"> i agree - you can invite me if you wish
04:48:13 <vekin> >Unfortunately, we are unable to provide services to users in your location.
04:48:18 <vekin> oof nvm on poloniex lame
04:48:28 <nioc> with crypto there is much they didn't seem to understand
04:49:18 <vekin> the only thing i know about the NY regulation was that they had to have a physical presence in the state to trade due to some kind of disability law?
04:49:35 <zed19[m]> <vekin "zed19: the prices kinda suck on "> need to get some btc to check out the trades
04:49:40 <nioc> and ofc the need to help those already with the power in the financial sector
04:49:47 <zed19[m]> but that sucks indeed
04:50:13 <vekin> oh, i don't mind the deposit, but you have to trade large amounts to make the fees palitable
04:50:27 <vekin> palatable*
04:50:52 <vekin> and the makers already have a markup on top of that
04:50:59 <vekin> very little volume
04:51:33 <vekin> so to even try it out is kind of expensive if you buy a small amount which makes the barrier to entry pretty high for casual use of xmr
05:02:43 <fluoridatedsheep> think xmr will rise a lot more despite shitty cexchange politics?
05:07:08 <vekin> I'll keep holding regardless, I messaged poloniex to get clarification on whether or not they were servicing WA, their twitter said they re-opened trading for residents but the account creation says I'm in a restricted area
05:07:39 <vekin> it doesn't effect my ability to spend XMR just makes it harder to buy it
05:07:58 <vekin> affect
05:12:16 <fluffypony> thematrix5000[m]: yes we're both on IRC
05:14:36 <thematrix5000[m]> Wow its him
05:15:18 <thematrix5000[m]> I was listening to you on a few podcasts like what bitcoin did and monero talk and another monero one
05:37:49 <Daniel[m]5> As far as I understand Monero enforces 10 confirmations before a tx becomes spendable. Is this also enforced on `regtest` ? Is it enforced on `stagenet`?
06:17:41 <Daniel[m]5> After running some tests I don't think that 10 confirmations for being able to spend from a tx are required for neither `regtest` nor `stagenet`. Please correct me if I am mistaken or point me to documentation if available. I could not find anything around this specific topic :)
06:30:56 <fluffypony> Daniel[m]5: stagenet is a 1:1 match to mainnet, so it should be enforced
06:31:03 <fluffypony> and I can't think of any reason for it not to be enforced on testnet
06:33:02 <Daniel[m]5> That is what I thought, but I just sent a tx that spent from another that only had `5` confirmations on stagenet and it was not rejected. I would have guessed that this ex should have been rejected. Could not figure out why it was not so far.
06:33:18 <Daniel[m]5>  * Thanks fluffypony  - That is what I thought, but I just sent a tx that spent from another that only had `5` confirmations on stagenet and it was not rejected. I would have guessed that this ex should have been rejected. Could not figure out why it was not so far.
06:33:22 <fluffypony> yeah that's odd
06:34:58 <Daniel[m]5> hm... I will try to reproduce it a few more times. The software I am using is relatively complex (swapping btc to xmr ...) so it is a bit hard to reproduce this in isolation. I reckon only more testing can show why this worked.
06:35:56 <Daniel[m]5>  * hm... I will try to reproduce it a few more times. The software I am using is relatively complex (swapping btc to xmr ...) so it is a bit hard to reproduce this in isolation. I reckon only more testing and digging through the code can show why this worked.
06:37:18 <Daniel[m]5> Could you potentially point me to a point in the monero codebase where the enforcement of this rule happens? Only if you know it from the top of you head :)
06:37:37 <fluffypony> don't know it off the top of my head - also might be useful to ask in #monero-dev
06:38:22 <Daniel[m]5> oh yeah, makes sense, thanks!
06:38:55 <ndorf> IIRC it was added to the consensus protocol in the past 12 months
06:48:17 <ndorf> slightly off, sept 2019. https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/5882
06:48:19 <ndorf> Daniel[m]5: ^
06:53:15 <Daniel[m]5> Thanks ndorf ! Will invest a bit more thinking and testing time tomorrow.
09:24:08 <zed19[m]> do i always have to specify my desirable path for the blockchain data when starting monerod?
09:34:01 <zed19[m]> ./monerod --data-dir /path/to/valhalla
09:34:06 <zed19[m]> always like this?
09:40:58 <msavoritias[m]4> Yeah
09:41:28 <msavoritias[m]4> Otherwise it starts from the begining in the default path
09:44:47 <zed19[m]> ok ty
10:45:19 <alex007k> Goood Morning Vietnam! I think everyone here knows that most Monero exchange withdrawals and desposits are traceable (Breaking Monero poisoned outputs). How does it feel to go out and lie to people that they are private and then earn less than holding BTC on your bag?
11:09:29 <zed19[m]> <alex007k "Goood Morning Vietnam! I think e"> migration to dex - send xmr from a cexchange to a temporary wallet and then to the main
11:09:53 <zed19[m]> empty the temporary wallet and delete it
11:09:53 <VictorPC> he left, he was just trolling
11:10:14 <VictorPC> he posted it in all the monero IRC channels and then left all of them
11:10:15 <zed19[m]> oh ok
11:10:33 <zed19[m]> drive by trolling
11:10:47 <VictorPC> I'm going to re-use that :D
11:11:09 <zed19[m]> i did as well lol
11:18:23 <zed19[m]> wow the sync is taking so long
11:19:19 <zed19[m]> like promised
11:35:24 <endor00[m]> <zed19[m] "do i always have to specify my d"> You could use a config file instead. There are a couple of places in which monerod looks for it, and if it does it automatically takes its parameters
13:14:23 <d4ndo[m]> radicle is picking up speed. A p2p github.
13:14:32 <d4ndo[m]> https://radicle.xyz/
15:27:25 <u9000[m]> from radicle:
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16:42:39 <slipcritical[m]> Any security or resource implications of running monerod on a small home server 24/7?
16:43:09 <vekin> you could be targeted by hackers that want access to your wallet
16:43:50 <vekin> purely hypothetical though
16:51:37 <monerofanboy> If you left rpc open/unrestricted, someone could start mining on your system. That issue can easily by mitigate by a firewall, restricting rpc, or binding the rcp port to the host.
16:52:52 <monerofanboy> If someone wanted to ddos a clearnet node, they could launch a ddos against your ip, which could temporarily knock you offline..
16:53:50 <monerofanboy> Theoretical transaction/ip correlation could be matched up if you host a node on your home ip, but that is heavily mitigated by dandelion++.
17:02:00 <h2017> my node crashed 4h ago. before that it had ran for 4.5+ days
17:02:10 <h2017> i'll update the ban lists
17:02:26 <moneromooo> Are you sure it crashed (and not, say killed by OOM) ?
17:02:42 <h2017> probably killed by OOM yes
17:04:33 <vekin> made me check the memory usage on mine, 9GB 3 day uptime, banlist from the 24th
17:17:27 <xmready> is 2/3 multisig fully operational in the latest version of CLI ?
17:23:39 <monero1144> selsta another potentially bad IP for consideration 195.201.41.220 (stuckm for houts at block 2263960 "synchronizing", Hetzner)
17:29:48 <dEBRUYNE> xmready: It should be
17:57:13 <lovemonero> hi
18:03:01 <monerouser1144> selsta another potentially bad IP for consideration 195.201.41.220 (stuck for hours at block 2263960 "synchronizing", Hetzner DC)
18:22:26 <selsta> monerouser1144: adding to list
18:40:23 <Kronovestan> YAY I have 102(in) connections
19:08:33 <h2017> if everyone was running a non-bootstrapping fully synced node, and everyone had 12 outgoing connections, then everyone would have 12 matching incoming connections, right?
19:08:38 <h2017> everything would be balanced
19:09:23 <h2017> so that implies that that there are something like 9 to 10 times more leeching nodes than seeding ones right?
19:09:47 <vekin> well there are probably people running nodes just to use a wallet
19:09:57 <vekin> i do that but i let it seed
19:12:52 <Lyza> a lot of people seem to change the default number of outgoing peers
19:17:39 <monerofanboy> 680 peers on one node, 757 peers on another
19:18:24 <monerofanboy> before the holiday/christmas attacks, I use to routinely reach over 1k peers.
19:22:55 <Barbelo[m]> is a rasp pi worthless as a monero node?
19:24:41 <mmxxx[m]> people use them to run btc nodes...
19:25:02 <Lyza> not worthless but the lack of hardware AES makes them a pain
20:38:58 <dalmar6> hello
20:39:43 <dalmar6> if someone double EMISSION_SPEED_FACTOR_PER_MINUTE what will happen to his daemon
20:56:30 <zed19[m]> the sync is so slow its not normal
20:57:00 <zed19[m]> should i reastart monerod?
20:57:03 <zed19[m]> restart*
20:58:13 <selsta> zed19[m]: what is the output of "status"
21:00:50 <zed19[m]> no status
21:01:34 <zed19[m]> on CLI
21:02:03 <selsta> which OS are you using?
21:03:11 <zed19[m]> debian
21:03:49 <selsta> can you do ./monerod status
21:07:18 <nerdcore> I just had a system crash while monerod was catching up, and now it seems unable to continue. Any ideas? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FnkvjYkNkS/
21:08:36 <selsta> nerdcore: you can try ./monerod --db-salvage
21:08:56 <zed19[m]> <selsta "can you do ./monerod status"> 2021-01-05 21:09:00.301	I Monero 'Oxygen Orion' (v0.17.1.8-release)
21:09:17 <selsta> is that the full output?
21:09:23 <zed19[m]> yes
21:09:48 <selsta> there should be a second line
21:10:19 <nerdcore> trying that now ty selsta
21:10:48 <selsta> nerdcore: worst case it is corrupted, it can happen if  your system crashes during sync
21:11:59 <nerdcore> I figured I might need to delete the most recent block file or something :P
21:12:05 <nerdcore> selsta: seems to be working! Thanks!
21:13:26 <zed19[m]> <selsta "there should be a second line"> its all i get
21:22:21 <zed19[m]> The blockchain is on a rotating drive: this will be very slow, use an SSD if possible
21:22:28 <zed19[m]> very very very slow would be accurate
21:22:30 <zed19[m]> lol
21:24:54 <selsta> zed19[m]: how much percent did you sync up
21:26:02 <zed19[m]> 91%
21:35:43 <gingeropolous> yeah, the chain gets pretty busy the last 10%
21:36:44 <zed19[m]> all righty then
23:39:50 <donkeydonkey[m]> I am working with the wallet rpc and found the transfer method and the transfer_split method. transfer_split says it can "split into more than one tx if necessary"... does anyone know why the split would be necessary. thanks
23:44:04 <greggee> gas
23:55:26 <mnt_grrrl> anyone working on a munin plugin or similar?