luigi1112: still getting "User is not online or does not exist. Message not sent." when trying to reply to your pm

escapethe3ra[m]: send a message to luigi1111

UkoeHB: tried that too

I responded

Try one thats online then haha

no, still not getting anything lol

@luigi1111:libera.chat doesn't return the error, but I don't see replies

The other nick changes between luigi1112 and luigi1111w

This one stays the same. Just message me

luigi1111: done

I need a little help. I want to run a Monero full node with P2Pool on RockyLinux 8.5. There a lot of Howto's out there, but I don't know how to start? I want to download the monero Node. I found this link p2pool.io/#help. But I am a newbee.

joerg1: you should ask in #monero

Any progress on deciding next fork date ? Or there are still unresolved issues

* fork date/block ?

nikg83[m]: UkoeHB found another issue in multisig (that is also present in some other cryptocurrencies as far as I know), so that needs to be reviewed monero-project/monero #8220

Hi! Long-time software engineer, ~4-year Ethereum engineer, wanting to see what I can do to help Monero... I wondered if there might be some way to speed up the initial node synchronization, so I profiled it with perf. I discovered that the cryptonote_protocol_handler function is reportedly spending 58% of its time in cryptonote::core::handle_incoming_txs, and only 40% of its time in cryptonote::core::handle_incoming_block. I'm

still new to Monero, but shouldn't a still-synchronizing node be ignoring incoming transactions until it is fully synchronized? details here: gist.github.com/feuGeneA/9eabe0e2d2441d5cd50916d02584a3e5

it's verifying transactions in all blocks when syncing

handle_incoming_txs

idk much about node synch, but it does seem odd for block handling to be so expensive compared to txs (verifying txs is really heavy)

block handling includes checking PoW

@sech1 that makes sense to me, thank you for the feedback