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27 Apr 2022

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• 03:45
  mj-xmr[m]
  paste.debian.net/1239153
• 03:45
  mj-xmr[m]
  My sha256 sums.
• 03:46
  mj-xmr[m]
  <jeffro256[m]> "mj-xmr[m] Can you see my..." <- Yes. I'm just in EU timezone.
• 03:49
  jeffro256[m]
  mj-xmr I put comments like 3-4 days ago but I think I put it in a pending review on accident and didnt submit it
• 03:49
  jeffro256[m]
  my bad
• 03:49
  mj-xmr[m]
  Aaaah. Classic :)
• 04:04
  mj-xmr[m]
  <sethforprivacy[m]> "Seems good! github.com..." <- Yep :)
• 04:35
  JayendraMadara[m
  HEYY people good morning... (full message at libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/do…2226b87c5a8ceecf5f0b88163b562e89409)
• 04:36
  selsta
  JayendraMadara[m: please ask in r/moneromining on reddit, this channel here is for monero development and not mining
• 04:36
  selsta
  you will get a better answer there
• 04:36
  JayendraMadara[m
  thank youuuu
• 04:45
  mj-xmr[m]
  Here's an easier alternative that fixes the stale submodules problem:
• 04:45
  mj-xmr[m]
  monero-project/monero #8296
• 12:16
  hyc
  not sure why you think submodules are still a problem. it only happened to me because my repo had a bunch of local changes in it, including an explicitly checked out submodule
• 12:19
  hyc
  most people will be building from a clean tree
• 16:36
  UkoeHB
  Anyone know much about block ciphers (especially blowfish)? I am wondering about the implications of ciphering the same block multiple times, i.e. in order to have a cipher text that isn't a multiple of the block size.
• 16:36
  UkoeHB
  my use case (second half): gist.github.com/tevador/50160d160d2…ment_id=4144862#gistcomment-4144862
• 16:50
  mj-xmr[m]
  <hyc> "not sure why you think submodule..." <- It happened to me as well. Most people were us :)
• 16:51
  mj-xmr[m]
  I think a command of setting up environment shouldn't astonish people.
• 16:51
  mj-xmr[m]
  Thanks for approving anyway.
• 17:26
  moneromooo
  It must be fine, since this is quite likely to happen with disk encryption, where file headers are often the same. With different nonces obviously.
• 17:26
  moneromooo
  (and with a good mode)\
• 18:57
  UkoeHB
  Anyone have a recommended AES implementation? I think AES would be better than blowfish for 128-bit jamtis address indices.
• 18:59
  moneromooo
  If it is for coding for monero, I suggest the one in the monero tree, with the argument that if it's broken, it already breaks monero.
• 19:01
  UkoeHB
  moneromooo: is it a full implementation? I see this `aesb.c`, but it doesn't seem complete (encrypt and decrypt)
• 19:02
  moneromooo
  Good point. It might be encrypt only. If so, you could look for the matching decrypt on the internet, it's likely the original includes both.
• 19:15
  hyc
  aesb.c just has a couple steps, yeah, not full algo
• 19:16
  hyc
  you want oaes_lib.c
• 19:17
  hyc
  oaes_encrypt, oaes_decrypt
• 19:18
  UkoeHB
  sweeet thanks hyc
• 19:21
  moneromooo
  Just check whether you end up in a code path that uses rand, IIRC that code uses it, though we don't hit that path.