01:31:04 ^ all developers ought to have read _The_Unix_Programming_Environment_ 01:31:22 it's as important to know the command line env as it is to know a particular programming language 08:39:07 greetings, I'm running into a weird issue: using the wallet rpc in my test suite I can sign a string, then verify it, it's working fine. now as soon as I try to generate the signature with monero-wallet-cli I cannot verify with the rpc (good: false) but i can verify with the cli. the only diff I see is that with the rcp you pass a string and with the cli it's a filename, so the filename contains just the string I 08:39:07 want to sign, is there something I'm overlooking ? 08:43:43 I assume you made really sure the data is the same in both cases ? 08:43:59 Like very really a lot much ? 08:44:37 If it's text, for example, check you don't have an extra newline at the end. Common mistake. 08:48:56 will double check that 09:08:45 well i'm now sure there's now newline: see this paste https://paste.debian.net/1269547 where i cat the file, sign it with the cli, verify it with the rpc and it fails and finally verify it with the cli and it works 09:09:34 the pass etc are ok to display for me it's a regtest 09:14:03 This file seems to have a newline at the end. The data passed to RPC does not. The data must be the same. If it is not, verification is supposed to fail. 09:14:15 Use xxd to dump your file. 09:14:21 * moneromooo afk for a while 09:17:11 ok you're right : 09:17:12 ❯ xxd signme 09:17:12 00000000: 5468 6973 2069 7320 7361 6d70 6c65 2064 This is sample d 09:17:12 00000010: 6174 6120 746f 2062 6520 7369 676e 6564 ata to be signed 09:17:12 00000020: 0a 09:17:25 sorry for the noise :) 17:21:48 What's the purpose of txpool_tx_meta_t ? Is everystate of the transaction pool stored in the database? 17:23:21 * of txpool_tx_meta_t (blockchain_db.h) ? Is 17:25:38 Metadata for the tx, like weight, last relay time, txid, etc. Basically all besides its data, which is variable size and potentially large. 17:25:42 And yes. 23:00:53 Ended up finding a cloud engineer but I'm still hiring a full-stack developer for my privacy-focused cloud startup. Baseline pay is $65/hr but could be higher depending on your level of experience. Get in contact if you or anyone you know is interested. Happy to pay you in Monero.