00:08:53 <jeffro256[m]> How are EPEE arrays stored in binary? Is it one byte of  SERIALIZE_TYPE_x number ORed with SERIALIZE_FLAG_ARRAY + the varint length + each raw element serialized and packed without padding?
11:59:08 <willshu[m]> How to decide if a transaction is successful? For some other blockchains, there is a keyword like "status: success". For Monero, any transaction that can be scanned from the blockchain is successful?
13:02:40 <jeffro256[m]> What do you mean by successful? If you mean that it is confirmed, it's really up to the receiver to decide how many confirmations a TX needs for them to consider it final
13:03:14 <moneromooo> If you mean as a user, if it's in the chain. If as a coder, since you're in -dev, check the top level handle_incoming_txs function in cryptonote_core.cpp.
13:03:29 <willshu[m]> jeffro256[m]: For example, on ethereum, a transaction can be found on chain, but still failed due to insufficient balance.
13:03:55 <moneromooo> On purpose ? Or a consensus bug ?
13:04:23 <jeffro256[m]> will.shu That doesn't happen in Monero because there is no gas or smart contracts involved. If a transaction has insufficient balance, it just won't get confirmed
13:04:23 <moneromooo> For monero, there's on "on chain but not actually valid".
13:04:33 <moneromooo> Of course you have to check the chain.
13:04:56 <moneromooo> there's *no", not on.
13:05:54 <willshu[m]> Yeah, I was asking only about if a keyword to specify whether a transaction is successful or not. I guess on Monero if you found a transaction on chain. After some confirmations, it is then valid. Right?
13:06:22 <moneromooo> As soon as it's included in a valid chain, it's valid for that chain.
13:06:34 <moneromooo> It might end up invalidated by another chain with more cumulative PoW of course.
13:07:31 <willshu[m]> moneromooo: got it.
13:08:48 <jeffro256[m]> But also If a TX gets  reorged out of the chain then it will probably (99% chance) make its way into a later block
13:14:12 <willshu[m]> <jeffro256[m]> "But also If a TX gets  reorged..." <- ok
19:18:19 <drflashd[m]> what exactly does 'monero-blockchain-export' write to the file regards user info? is it purely the blockchain or is there any local wallet/peer info included?
19:18:26 <drflashd[m]> is it equal to blockchain.raw download file?
19:21:12 <moneromooo> Blockchain. No wallet stuff. You don't give it wallet path/password in the first place.
19:21:41 <drflashd[m]> moneromooo: i am talking about metadata in general, is it purely public blockchain or any local user info?
19:21:53 <moneromooo> No local user info.
19:21:55 <drflashd[m]> would like to verify it
20:00:18 -xmr-pr- Gingeropolous opened issue #8229: monerod blocks exclusive node
20:00:18 -xmr-pr- > https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/8229
21:24:06 <plowsof[m]>   https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/tqj5r6/lets_fix_multisig_rino_offering_10000_completion/