08:26:34 <Steven_M> Hi, I'm looking to make some Monero, is there user testing I could do in return for XMR?
09:35:02 * Steven_M has to go, but with irc open
09:37:58 <selsta> we don't have such a system currently
09:47:18 <Steven_M> selsta: fair enough, thanks anyway. :)
09:49:24 * Steven_M has to go and will quit irc now, see ya. :)
15:11:16 <binarybaron[m]> Can you generate a transfer proof for an unconfirmed transaction? (is it accepted as valid by the wallet RPC?)
15:25:07 <moneromooo> Try it. If it does not work, it should be easy to fix.
15:25:35 <moneromooo> (note that it might be invalidated easily though)
15:26:10 <moneromooo> Maybe add a "unconfirmed" flag to the RPC response too.
20:58:46 <WillMorrison[m]> Where do fees come from? If I'm sending with transfer in the wallet RPC, do the fees come from that input or from elsewhere in the wallet?
21:05:52 <moneromooo> They come from the inputs. The outputs sum up to slightly lower than the inputs.
21:06:10 <moneromooo> If you ask the wallet to send X, the balance will decrease by slightly more than X.
21:06:52 <moneromooo> People have asked for the ability to send slightly less than X instead, feel free to add that ability.
21:07:42 <moneromooo> (optionally, of course, defaulting to the current behaviour)
21:19:03 <WillMorrison[m]> <moneromooo> "If you ask the wallet to send X,..." <- So if I receive 0.1 XMR in one input, and I attempt to send all of it with the wallet RPC, then it would not be able to broadcast that output because the fees must be contained in the input?
21:19:03 <WillMorrison[m]> If that's the case, is there a good way to estimate the fees at a given time for automating sending like that?
21:22:31 <moneromooo> Yes, and there's a daemon RPC to get the base fee, and a simple is is about 1.2 kB IIRC, so multiply base fee by 1200 to get rough fee.
21:23:01 <moneromooo> a simple *tx*
21:23:30 <moneromooo> Or use sweep_all/sweep_single, which takes the fee of the input you're sending.
21:33:43 <WillMorrison[m]> <moneromooo> "Yes, and there's a daemon RPC to..." <- Thanks so much for the help. I was having trouble finding that online.