00:35:24 <mileycyrix> does anyone know if there's an irc room where the ryzen dram geniuses hang out?
00:35:32 <mileycyrix> i'
00:35:40 <moneromooo> Try #monero-pools
00:35:46 <mileycyrix> ty
03:57:17 <HelpMe> Can some one please help me? My transaction is stuck I made it more than an hour ago? Did I lose my coins?
03:58:13 <nioc> not many people around at this hour
03:58:55 <nioc> whatever it is you almost certainly didn't lose your coins
03:59:07 <HelpMe> its stuck on 0/10 tx
03:59:34 <nioc> do you see your tx in a block explorer?
03:59:55 <HelpMe> I haven't tried looking but I have all of the TX info saved
04:00:08 <HelpMe> and the GUI still opened with the wallet on it
04:00:46 <HelpMe> should I use moneroblocks.info ?
04:00:58 <nioc> put your tx hash/ tx id in the search box here >>> https://xmrchain.net/
04:01:26 <nioc> yeah you can use moneroblocks also
04:02:38 <nioc> did you find it HelpMe
04:03:59 <HelpMe> just a moment I need to copy the info to a USB
04:06:39 <HelpMe> ok it says "Nothing in the blockchain has been found that matches the search term :-("
04:07:20 <HelpMe> on the GUI it's still stuck on 0/10 transactions and shows a balance of 0 in the wallet
04:08:50 <gingeropolous> HelpMe, what version of monero are you using
04:08:57 <HelpMe> the latest version
04:09:04 <HelpMe> Carbon Camellion
04:09:07 <gingeropolous> v0.15.0.1? ok
04:09:12 <HelpMe> yes sir
04:09:18 <gingeropolous> are you using a local node or a remote node
04:09:23 <HelpMe> local node
04:09:40 <gingeropolous> and the local node is 100% syncD?
04:09:54 <HelpMe> yes
04:10:04 <gingeropolous> what block height are you currently at
04:10:33 <HelpMe> for the transaction or for the GUI?
04:10:52 <gingeropolous> your local node
04:11:39 <HelpMe> it says "wallet is synced" and "daemon is synced 1986994"
04:12:27 <gingeropolous> hrm. and you are using the GUI?
04:12:32 <HelpMe> yes
04:12:50 <gingeropolous> standard , or is it like connected to a ledger or anything?
04:12:59 <HelpMe> as I was sending the transaction my wireless internet went out, once I connected back now it shows wallet balance 0 and stuck at 0/10tx on the transaction
04:13:09 <HelpMe> no hardware wallet, it's a paper wallet I have loaded onto the GUI
04:13:18 <nioc> probably tx did not get relayed
04:13:22 <gingeropolous> gotcha
04:14:37 <gingeropolous> which wallet mode are you using?
04:14:43 <HelpMe> advanced wallet mode
04:15:05 <gingeropolous> ok, goto settings
04:15:07 <gingeropolous> goto wallet
04:15:15 <gingeropolous> hit "rescan wallet balance"
04:16:06 <HelpMe> it says "successfully scanned spent outputs" and then everything is the same balance of 0 and tx stuck at 0/10
04:16:17 <gingeropolous> blargh
04:16:40 <gingeropolous> well, the surefire way is to close the wallet, and then restore the same wallet from seed into a new wallet file
04:16:52 <nioc> I don't use gui but you need to flush the daemon tx pool
04:17:02 <gingeropolous> hrm, that could also work
04:17:34 <nioc> or just relay tx
04:17:56 <HelpMe> I am scared if I close the GUI I will lose my coins or something b/c it shows the balance as 0
04:18:08 <HelpMe> what do you recommend I do??
04:18:23 <nioc> your coins are not in the wallet they are on the blockchain  :)
04:18:36 <nioc> wallet accesses the blockchain
04:18:57 <nioc> you haven't lost anything
04:18:59 <HelpMe> how do I flush the daemon pool?
04:19:20 <gingeropolous> goto settings, goto log
04:19:43 <nioc> gingeropolous: can you see the daemon while using the gui?
04:19:53 <gingeropolous> and in the lowest field enter flush_txpool
04:20:18 <HelpMe> what do you mean can I see the daemon what does that mean? the two progress bars on the bottom left?
04:20:42 <nioc> listen to gingeropolous as he knows the gui, I don't
04:20:44 <gingeropolous> goto settings, goto log, near the middle of the page
04:21:01 <gingeropolous> theres a thing that says command+enter
04:21:06 <HelpMe> ok it says "pool successfully flushed"
04:21:10 <gingeropolous> yay!
04:21:29 <gingeropolous> now check your balance
04:21:48 <HelpMe> ok the coins are back in the balance
04:21:55 <HelpMe> now am I safe to try the tx again?
04:22:04 <gingeropolous> yep. don't lost internets this time L)
04:22:06 <gingeropolous> :)
04:22:10 <HelpMe> thank you!!!
04:22:52 <gingeropolous> Thank YOU for being a valued monero customer. Please feel free to complete the survey at the end of our call. Is there anything else I can assist with today HelpMe ?
04:23:11 <nioc> lol
04:24:19 <gingeropolous> i don't know the gui nioc , i just opened it up and played along
04:24:36 <nioc> oh I thought you used it
04:24:49 <nioc> I don't even have it to open
04:25:44 <nioc> I promised dsc_ that I would try this release
04:26:45 <nioc> but...........
04:26:58 <HelpMe> It says 1/10 tx so far so I think it's working
04:28:20 <nioc> I've had a couple txs not get relayed
04:28:44 <nioc> it's rare but it happens
04:28:57 <HelpMe> if I was using a Trezor would it still be possible for that to happen?
04:29:50 <gingeropolous> yes...? ive never used a trezor
04:32:08 <nioc> trezor just means that it's harder to hack you
04:35:25 <HelpMe> how come you don't use the GUI isn't it easier/more convienient
04:44:51 <nioc> I started before there was a gui so I am just used to the CLI
04:47:11 <nioc> in the beginning it was a bit limited and a little buggy
04:47:14 <nioc> I hear it is quite improved
08:47:27 <Inge-> which monero version was compromised for a short while?
09:00:49 <sech1> Inge- 0.15.0.0
09:03:20 <Inge-> k thanks.
09:04:09 <Inge-> Just had someone who was not getting correct subaddresses in GUI - but further investigation showed they confused subaddresses with accounts - and that seems to be a legit confusion in the GUI atm
09:12:02 <Inge-> a couple of questions:
09:12:37 <Inge-> 1. Is my understanding correct that you can have ~32bits/2 billion accounts, and each account can have ~32 bits / 2 billion subaddresses?
09:13:09 <Inge-> 2. You can spend from multiple subaddresses in a single tx (potentially linking addresses), but you cannot spend from multiple *accounts* in the same tx?
09:54:57 <xmrmatterbridge> <learninandlurkin> That's all true as far as I remember. Is the way accounts and subaddresses are presented in the GUI confusing?
10:25:55 <Inge-> It was confusing to the non-native english developer trying to figure out how to work with subaddresses
10:26:20 <Inge-> and I who rarely open the GUI, couldn't quickly see subaddresses (but accounts were easily available)
11:55:49 <nonie> Can someone explain a "use case" for haveing more than one account?
11:56:27 <dEBRUYNE> You may want to seperate funds
11:56:30 <dEBRUYNE> e.g. spending and saving
12:00:20 <louipc> yea some in your pocket, some in the bank, some in a coffee can on top of a shelf
12:07:22 <nonie> But every account has its origin from the one mnemonic seed, doesn't it?
12:07:30 <dEBRUYNE> Yes
12:07:40 <nonie> ok.
13:21:00 <MalMen> I think its more correct to tell that everyaccount is based in one privatekey
13:21:20 <MalMen> but for default every monero wallet generate the privatekey from the nmenonic seeds
18:27:35 <Elon_Sat0shi> hello!
18:28:01 <Elon_Sat0shi> oh, interesting scammer warning, regarding my username
18:28:07 <Elon_Sat0shi> s/username/nick
18:28:31 <Elon_Sat0shi> I picked this name because "satoshi" is banned in #bitcoin. If you /whois me, you'll see that I'm logged in as Elon_Satoshi
18:29:06 <Elon_Sat0shi> Also, I won't PM anybody without asking in the channel
18:29:58 <Elon_Sat0shi> Anyways, I came here to ask: Is it provable that there was no premine?
18:30:11 <moneromooo> Yes.
18:31:17 <moneromooo> Well, if you trust the monero software. Of if you trust your compiler and implement the check yourself. Or if you trust your hardware and create your compiler.
18:31:37 <moneromooo> Coinbase amounts are in the clear.
18:33:10 <hyc> ... Trusting Trust....
18:34:07 <moneromooo> Is that you, ken ?
18:35:36 <Elon_Sat0shi> Oh. I guess I'll have to build a computer from scratch, bootstrap it with a tiny hex compiler and compile everything that runs on it AFTER studying every inch of source code of each and every thing I compile on it, THEN I can trust Monero and truly prove there was no premine. And that's if I haven't been brainwashed.
18:35:48 <Elon_Sat0shi> lol
18:37:52 <moneromooo> Anyway, print_block 0, print_block 1, etc. See the coinbase amouts. See none have crazy high amounts.
18:38:14 <moneromooo> There's a print_coinbase_tx_sum function which does that too, one layer above.
18:39:20 <nikitasius> hellofolks.. there are issue in v0.15.0.1-release: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/5739#issuecomment-565130752
18:39:35 <nikitasius> normally it supposed to be fixed (this error)
18:39:58 <nikitasius> wallet not hangs, but it getting those errors
18:40:46 <moneromooo> Does it stop syncing anything ?
18:41:29 <nikitasius> moneromooo: looks fine Height: 1987399/1987399 (100.0%) on mainnet, not mining, net hash 855.50 MH/s
18:41:41 <nikitasius> xmrchain have 1987398
18:41:43 <moneromooo> OK, I'll look at it, thanks.
18:42:07 <moneromooo> Can you open a new bug for it though ? I might forget it since it's closed.
18:42:18 <nikitasius> moneromooo: sure, i will
18:42:20 <moneromooo> And it's not the RPC bug.
18:42:37 <nikitasius> moneromooo: i use RPC modes
18:42:46 <nikitasius> i.e. server in RPC and wallet in RPC
18:42:54 <moneromooo> OK
18:42:58 <nikitasius> (if you want to know connection types)
18:43:05 <nikitasius> do not use -cli.
18:56:42 <nikitasius> moneromooo: in logs, error "ERROR   cn      src/cryptonote_basic/cryptonote_format_utils.cpp:911    wrong number of additional derivations" contain kind of hash before, it;s memory address?
18:56:57 <nikitasius> 12 letters
18:57:03 <nikitasius> nothing private inside?
18:58:01 <moneromooo> Unlikely. It's probably a txid.
18:58:16 <moneromooo> Oh. Thread ID.
18:59:05 <nikitasius> moneromooo: i.e. hardware/sofware?
18:59:10 <moneromooo> At a push, it might help someone deduce things about your memory layout with a view to defeating ASLR, but that's really a push :)
18:59:25 <moneromooo> I don't understand that question.
19:00:16 <nikitasius> moneromooo: there are no risk to share logs from wallet ?)
19:00:37 <nikitasius> the error parts
19:00:39 <moneromooo> There could be. Not the ones you posted though.
19:00:55 <moneromooo> But some logs contain info about your own outputs.
19:04:59 <nikitasius> moneromooo: done https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/6229
19:05:55 <moneromooo> ty
19:06:03 <nikitasius> ty for help :)
20:01:41 <BlueBalls7> Hi
20:01:49 <BlueBalls7> Im trying to run a monerod
20:02:18 <BlueBalls7> When I try to start monerod today, it says attemp tto get block (latest block) failed, block isnt in DB
20:02:25 <BlueBalls7> So it appears monerod isnt auto upating
20:02:32 <BlueBalls7> the latest blockchain
20:03:09 <BlueBalls7> So how can i either Clear my monero database and re-download? (Just delte the monero dir?) or set monerod to auto update to get the latest blockchain automatically
20:03:21 <BlueBalls7> debian 10
20:06:53 <moneromooo> Any better info ? Like the actual message ?
20:07:16 <moneromooo> Also, run with --log-level 1, you might get more.
20:14:59 <nioc> !balance
20:15:02 <nioc> :(
20:19:26 <BlueBalls7> Ill upload an image of the error
20:19:52 <BlueBalls7> https://linx.li/bb1bghlt.png
20:21:29 <moneromooo> OK, looks like a real error then. There's a known rare-ish bug which can cause db corruption, you might have hit that, though the usual symptoms are different.
20:21:43 <moneromooo> If that's what you hit, the only remedy is sync again.
20:22:31 <BlueBalls7> How do I sync again
20:22:45 <BlueBalls7> Also what is a  good location for the folder?
20:23:04 <moneromooo> "rm ~/.bitmonero/lmdb/data.mdb", then run monerod again.
20:23:31 <moneromooo> Also, if you have an SSD, use that at least for the initial sync, it's *much* faster.
20:23:49 <moneromooo> The full chain it ~80 GB, ~25 GB if you set it to prune.
20:24:12 <moneromooo> And after it's synced, you can move it to a rotating HD.
20:24:24 <moneromooo> With --data-dir /path/to/lmdb.
20:25:40 <BlueBalls7> I only have a Rotating HD
20:26:08 <BlueBalls7> Its going =)
20:26:13 <BlueBalls7> probably going to take 8 hours
20:26:24 <BlueBalls7> how can I set it up to auto update to the latest blockchain, constantly?
20:26:38 <moneromooo> 8 hours would be blazing fast for a rotating drive :)
20:26:42 <BlueBalls7> Im trying to set it up to be used for xmr payment processing on my VPN website
20:26:53 <moneromooo> It will do so by itself. You just it a bug.
20:26:56 <moneromooo> hit
20:26:56 <BlueBalls7> Its a server grade HDD
20:27:00 <BlueBalls7> ok
20:27:00 <Snipa> 24h is more usual for a rotating drive.
20:27:19 <BlueBalls7> I get the [db[ resize needed a lot
20:27:24 <moneromooo> Are you using --block-notify btw ?
20:27:31 <BlueBalls7> Should I do the Slow sync option so the drive has time to correctly write?
20:27:31 <BlueBalls7> No
20:27:42 <BlueBalls7> ./monero --block-notify? whats that do?
20:27:43 <Snipa> I do need to try that here at some point.
20:28:05 <moneromooo> I think you want to keep it async for rotating drives, to avoid hitting the disk too much,
20:28:22 <moneromooo> Ignore --block-notify for now. It was a cause of corruption earlier, that's why I asked.
20:28:39 <BlueBalls7> hmm so how do I keep it to async
20:28:48 <hyc> yes, keep it async unless you have unstable electricity or something
20:28:49 <moneromooo> --db-sync-mode I think
20:29:03 <moneromooo> I'm not very familiar with those settings tbh.
20:29:38 <BlueBalls7> ./monerod --db-sync-mode?
20:29:52 <hyc> --db-sync-mode=fast:async:10000
20:30:00 <hyc> that will be about as you can get on HDD
20:30:07 <hyc> as good as
20:30:39 <moneromooo> Also, if you're using 0.15.0.0, update to 0.15.0.1 first, 0.15.0.0 is pretty slow as it checks stuff it doesn't need to by default.
20:30:52 <hyc> it can also help to change some settings in /proc/sys/vm, if you have a lot of free RAM
20:31:18 <BlueBalls7> Hey moneromoo Im trying to setup the monerod and bitcoind and a LEMP stack
20:31:24 <BlueBalls7> If you help me setup everything i'll pay you 200$ bTC or XMR
20:31:31 <BlueBalls7> It shoudl take someone expereieced 20 minutes
20:31:35 <hyc> I run with dirty_expire_centisecs=60000, dirty_ratio=90, dirty_background_ratio=70
20:31:50 <moneromooo> I've got no clue about bitcoind and LEMP so... maybe someone else here does.
20:36:50 <BlueBalls7> --db-sync-mode=fast:async:10000 what does that do?
20:37:15 <BlueBalls7> Also how do I set monerod username and password
20:37:25 <BlueBalls7> so a local app can create addresses and send xmr
20:40:02 <moneromooo> monerod doesn't deal with addresses. You want monero-wallet-rpc for this (which talks to monerod).
20:40:24 <moneromooo> See --help for user/pass options.
20:40:44 <hyc> the syncmode setting tells monerod not to flush more often than once every 10000 blocks
20:40:54 <hyc> that will save some I/O overhead on the HDD
20:47:05 <BlueBalls7> 1. setup monerod 2. setup monero-wallet?
20:51:01 <moneromooo> Yes.
20:53:17 <BlueBalls7> thank you friend
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