00:00:59 <jeffro256[m]> This PR https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8564/ should be tackling it 
00:01:32 <jeffro256[m]> If you know a thing or two about static builds, give a shot at reviewing it!
00:03:57 <jeffro256[m]> Also if you want to build statically on Ubuntu 22 then `git checkout` that branch before running `make release-static`
00:04:27 <layter[m]> jeffro256[m]: Right 
07:24:09 <jadeydi[m]> Is there any documents for integrating monero in to a wallet, and can build the transaction from utxos with private key, didn't find in github and website
07:25:29 <grumblemobile> wallet2 does that. If you want to make another wallet, use wallet2 as a base and build your own UI.
07:26:24 <grumblemobile> (in src/wallet)
08:49:15 <binaryFate> one-horse-wagon[: what I meant is I have published the binaries on getmonero.org, there is no need for more gitian check PRs (at least as far as I'm concerned). Thanks for yours btw
09:45:19 <ErCiccione> I'm a bit confused by building static monero binaries. I've been using my Dockerfile that builds the dependencies necessary and then `make release-static`. That worked for years until the recent problem with Ubuntu 22. I resolved using `make depends target=x86_64-linux-gnu`, which to me substituted make release-static. Now i see the pr from localmonero to fix release-static, i tried it out but it still doesn't work, while make depends work.
09:45:58 <ErCiccione> So the question is, since make depends was introduced, is that the preferred way to build static binaries or it's still monero-static?
09:46:37 <ErCiccione> if yes, is the release-static receipt still needed then?
09:47:40 <selsta> there are two different things
09:48:08 <selsta> make depends compiles all the dependencies for you the same we use them in release binaries
09:48:45 <selsta> make release-static simply compiles a static binary, but you can use your own dependencies.
09:48:56 <selsta> they are*
09:50:11 <ErCiccione> ok got it, thanks selsta. So if i'm understanding correctly, for our purpose (bundling monero binaries into Haveno) either method is fine
09:50:47 <selsta> ideally use make depends so that the binaries are close to monero's binaries
09:51:35 <ErCiccione> yeah i'll keep using that one for the next future
09:53:47 <selsta> though make depends doesn't work on 22.04 yet, so I'm surprised it works for you
09:54:07 <selsta> i'm currently working on fixing it
09:57:58 <ErCiccione> the docker image i use still downloads and build the static dependencies, that's probably related. It didn't work on fedora for example
09:58:30 <ErCiccione> docker image based on ubuntu:latest, so 22.04
10:19:50 <selsta> I don't know what docker file you are talking about, the one in our repository uses 20.04
10:23:28 <ErCiccione> nevermind i was wrong. I reverted back to bionic after noticing the issues with 22.04 and forgot about it
10:24:06 <ErCiccione> i have my own tool to build static binaries: https://github.com/erciccione/monero-static now it's mostly broken but i still use the dockerfile
10:55:20 <jadeydi[m]> For the wallet2, does it support build transaction from multiple account with multiple outputs, which function should i use have read the codes? not familiar with c
11:17:04 <grumblemobile> No. Single account source.
11:17:47 <grumblemobile> You don't really want to make txes with inputs from more than one account, even though it's theoretically possible.
11:22:58 <jadeydi[m]> <grumblemobile> "You don't really want to make..." <- Thanks. I know it can do that, is there any package in Go or c can do that (spend multiple outputs from multiple account in one tx)? 
11:24:50 <jadeydi[m]> found this library https://github.com/mymonero/monero-core-custom, but not sure
14:47:38 <selsta> hyc: any idea how to fix this protobuf cmake error? https://paste.debian.net/hidden/64475b0b/
14:48:00 <selsta> `root/monero/contrib/depends/x86_64-linux-gnu/include/google/protobuf/stubs/common.h` does not exist
14:48:16 <selsta> once this is fixed `make depends` should work on Ubuntu 22.04
15:42:53 <hyc> will take a look
15:44:10 <hyc> looks like FindProtobuf cmake module is broken
15:47:13 <selsta> to reproduce you need Ubuntu 22.04 + https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8574 applied to fix the previous Qt build error
15:47:48 <hyc> ok, my laptop is currently on 22.04
15:49:12 <hyc> hm mine fails immediately https://paste.debian.net/1254475/
15:49:29 <hyc> I guess it needs a HOST
15:50:15 <selsta> make depends target=x86_64-linux-gnu
15:50:40 <hyc> ok it's running
15:51:14 <selsta> and you need gperf installed for some reason
15:51:49 <hyc> hm, have that already so ok
16:08:12 <hyc> had no problem with protobuf here
16:08:25 <hyc> main make is proceeding normally
16:09:38 <selsta> hmmm
16:11:09 <hyc> https://paste.debian.net/1254481/
16:12:02 <selsta> which branch did you build?
16:12:16 <hyc> pr8574
16:12:39 <selsta> I have the same OS version, trying to build again from scratch
16:15:02 <selsta> hyc: could it be that you have protobuf installed using apt?
16:16:41 <hyc> hmm. I have libprotobuf23 [installed, automatic]
16:17:41 <hyc> and python3-protobuf
16:17:56 <hyc> but nothing else, in particular no -dev pkgs
16:18:25 <hyc> and you can see from the output that it used the depends package that it built itself
16:18:41 <hyc> line 94 and 95
16:19:12 <selsta> yep, I restarted my build now and will also try to run CI on 22.04 instead of 20.04
16:33:23 <duggavo[m]> Is monerod built with the docker file portable?
16:33:24 <hyc> my build finished fine
16:35:49 <selsta> hyc: mine did too now
16:35:53 <selsta> no idea what that was...
16:39:37 <selsta> duggavo[m]: did you get a build working now?
16:48:21 <selsta> error: ‘-mfloat-abi=hard’: selected architecture lacks an FPU <-- this shows up when cross compiling to armv7 from ubuntu 22.04
16:48:34 <selsta> but not important now
16:51:44 <duggavo[m]> <selsta> "duggavo: did you get a build..." <- well yes but actually not
16:52:00 <duggavo[m]> i successfully built with docker,
16:52:10 <duggavo[m]>  but i have no idea where the monerod file is
16:52:13 <duggavo[m]> its not in /bin/
16:52:48 <selsta> ok, I don't use docker myself so not sure if I can help, but we fixed `make depends target=x86_64-linux-gnu` on Ubuntu 22.04
16:53:19 <selsta> you have to apply https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8574 on master branch and then it should work
16:53:21 <duggavo[m]> selsta: Thank you so much! Docker is very slow at compiling because it re-compiles everything every time
16:54:00 <duggavo[m]> selsta: do you mean i need to re-do git clone --recursive https://github.com/monero-project/monero?
16:54:13 <selsta> git checkout master
16:54:26 <selsta> git pull origin pull/8574/head
16:55:04 <hyc> yeah I don't like that dockerfile. better to use depends or gitian which locally caches dependencies
17:06:27 <hyc> selsta: I assume the gui builds qt itself?
17:06:43 <selsta> yes
17:06:57 <hyc> so it never needed the one built here? cool
17:07:29 <selsta> quite sure it was copy pasted from bitcoin
17:07:39 <hyc> seems likely
17:07:55 <selsta> with ldns and qt removed it should speed up the build a bit
17:08:02 <selsta> if nothing is cached
17:08:09 <hyc> indeed
17:08:21 <hyc> qt is quite a beast
17:09:45 <selsta> should I also PR against release?
17:10:08 <hyc> I guess it couldn't hurt. do we anticipate more 18.x releases?
17:12:12 <selsta> yes, we have a couple more bugs to fix
17:14:17 <hyc> then yeah, definitely
18:33:27 <selsta> vtnerd: any idea? https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/8199#issuecomment-1252713883
19:29:17 <sech1> https://splunktool.com/zmq-resource-temporarily-unavailable-when-connecting-zmq-socket
19:30:16 <sech1> zmq calls can throw exceptions, so it makes sense to add try...catch in zmq_server.cpp
19:33:53 <sech1> no, wait, it's not zmq that throws an exception
19:34:19 <sech1> zmq returns error EAGAIN (resource temporarily unavailable) and then MONERO_UNWRAP macro throws
19:34:34 <sech1> so it should probably check for EAGAIN there and just ignore it
19:36:45 <sech1> EAGAIN means non-blocking sockets can't receive/send data right now, so it should just continue with the next loop iteration instead of throwing up
19:59:56 <Guest3257> Hello, i have question about transfer rpc. There is a way to specify fixed fee for a transaction via rpc node ?
20:11:20 <hyc> Guest3257: you cannot specify your own arbitrary fee amount
20:11:39 <hyc> you can specify a multiplier for the current base fee
21:12:29 <vtnerd> selsta: responded about 30 minutes ago, some stack values need to be reset between calls to poll
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