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meh wrong chan

omg M5M400... rude!

my hash sums for v0.17.2.3: paste.debian.net/hidden/55888ceb

and sigs monero-project/gitian.sigs #148

I can't participate this time. Not enough RAM in my field office here.

How do I become a dev?

How do I become a developer?

developing

You start by reading code for simple programs and writing very simple ones.

Like really simple ones. Enter a number, multiply them, print result.

So you don't have to sign up? Anybody can do it?

Then you ramp up difficulty.

At the moment, yes. In 20 years' time, maybe not. So hurry before govts make general purpose computing illegal.

I've been programming for years but I'd like to become a monero dev.

Oh.

Then you read monero code, and start improving what is broken.

That does not mean rewriting stuff to match your idea of what looks nice though, as many people want to do :)

Oh. That's easier than I thought. Thanks!

Hello Everyone,

Abdul here. working as a blockchain developer. I am currently working on a project where I have to create a monero wallet for each customer who signs up on my platform. So as to implement XMR as a payment method. I have read the documentation and I want to create my monero wallet for each user. Please guide me how can I achieve this?

Abdul read everything here: getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html

I have read this already. When I run the first curl command, it shows me the error of Connection Refused.

How to remove this error please?

run monerod on the same machine where you run curl, for starters

I mean monero-wallet-rpc

how to run monero-wallet-rpc??

monero-wallet-rpc --wallet-dir xxx --disable-rpc-login --rpc-bind-port 1234 (--disable-rpc-login is probably why this error, don't use in production unless you know what you're doing)

Try #monero for help using monero too.

Should I run this[monero-wallet-rpc --wallet-dir xxx --disable-rpc-login --rpc-bind-port 1234] command directly on linux? It prints command not found

Obviously you'd adapt it to your particular environment and setup.

ie, path to binary, whatever port you want to use etc.

moneromoooo: you seem happy today 😁

I already tried this all but I cant figure out how to make a port(18082) on my localhost. I tried to google everything but I am not able to do so

Abdul: i'll see if i can help you via PM

Or try #monero, that's what it's for

Yes Please

pushed my sigs

wfaressuissia, yeah i have free machines, i've just always wanted to do it propery with the sigs and all and have never set it up right

it seems the depends makefiles flake out on ubuntu 21. parsing host / host_os incorrectly

which is strange because that comes from config.guess and config.sub, and their output looks correct to me

gingeropolous: can you build some dockerfile on one of those ?

if you have some copypasta im glad to do t

it

`docker --version` which version do you have there ?

lets see... on one machine, Docker version 20.10.7, build f0df350

on another... Docker version 20.10.8, build 3967b7d28e

What's brackin?

I think I'm gonna write a gitian-runner DockerFile to do all the setup

get rid of all these host dependencies

and after that we can compare our dockerfiles

what does yours do?

everything, i'd just made above files and relevant reports with it

* except `gpg --detach-sign ...`

above where? got a link?

"paste.debian.net/hidden/129e9fbf" these files

so you ran gitian-build.py

no, just static dockerfile

where's this dockerfile?

"curl paste.debian.net/plainh/2330f1f2 | base64 -d | vim -"

This latest version with added cache which works with `DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build ...`

the most important is that it reproduces the same hashes and generates compatible (but not 100% identical) report

I see

`docker build --rm --tag gitian:osx --build-arg COMMIT=2222bea92fdeef7e6449d2d784cdfc3012641ee1 --build-arg MAKEFLAGS=-j5 --build-arg=BUILD_DESC=monero/contrib/gitian/gitian-osx.yml .`

with this `DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1` it's possible to add some cache and export easily files from docker with `DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --rm . --output - > test.tar`

and then only the last step `gpg --detach-sign ...`

there are -j2 for boost compilation and -j1 for openssl for some reasons

maybe eats too much RAM to do more? strange

-j2 for boost doesn't change final hashes, but openssl compilation doesn't work with arbitrary -jN

Can we fix openssl if it's possible and remove -j2 for boost ?

with global MAKEFLAGS there is no need in those static values

test your own build first. I'm surprised openssl is broken

"test your own build first. " what to test ? it will produce the same binaries as all you got from full procedure for repro builds

no I mean, test building openssl with -jX instead of -j1

is it actually broken, or is it just that the hashes don't match

I tried few weeks or months ago and there was some error during compilation, not runtime

I could dive deeper, but decided to skip that. Maybe it's some known problem

yeah something like that should be known to the openss devs already

"github.com/archlinux/svntogit-packa…packages/openssl/trunk/PKGBUILD#L41" since there is no fixed -j1 in good distros then it's likely problem with *.mk file for openssl in depends/...

Why is zmq enabled by default, but not the pub/sub part, which AFAIK is the main thing it has over JSON/RPC ?

good question

the zmq RPC stuff, which predates the pub/sub stuff (and is/was used by LWS) always defaulted to enabled.

I was unclear. I was asking: given zmq enabled by default, why is the pub/sub part not also so ?

is it not? So long as one doesn't --no-zmq, --zmq-pub works in a similar fasion to the --*-notify options.

It was not as of... some time ago. I wasn't looking at master, admittedly.

I'm pretty sure it's been that way since the pub/sub stuff first got merged

(so v0.17)