00:09:51 <ofrnxmr[m]> #monero:monero.social if you need further help, but try the flag  `--max-concurrency=1`
00:29:47 <adig> Thanks!
02:01:21 <M53a45b263745298> @vtnerd could you take a look at this please? https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8774
02:02:07 <M53a45b263745298> vtnerd: 
03:42:04 <masterdebater> hey does monero use 0-conf? settling a debate with a friend
03:43:18 <masterdebater> like if you release a conflicting transaction later with a higher fee, will it be mined instead?
03:55:06 <ofrnxmr[m]> #monero:monero.social  please
04:39:38 <ofrnxmr[m]> hyc:  sech1:  does or is the HOH (or checkpoints) able to mitigate deep reorgs?
06:58:36 <binaryFate> I've updated the dns records to v0.18.2.0
07:11:52 <moneromooo> Checkpoints prevent deep reorgs. HoH does not.
13:05:14 <monerooo[m]> Does monerod need additional rights if it is installed via flathub and is to access a usb stick? I have also tried with ln -s. 
13:05:14 <monerooo[m]> Through the GUI it always adds me /run/user/1000/doc/.... how can I fix this? 
13:06:31 <ofrnxmr[m]> Flatseal perhaps
13:06:31 <ofrnxmr[m]> #monero-gui:monero.social and oink BigmenPixel: 
13:06:41 <ofrnxmr[m]> Ping*
13:08:14 <monerooo[m]> * Does monerod need additional rights if it is installed via flathub and is to access a usb stick? I have also tried with ln -s. 
13:08:14 <monerooo[m]> Through the GUI it always adds me /run/user/1000/doc/.... how can I fix this? 
13:08:15 <monerooo[m]> Edit: Linux mint 21.1
13:14:49 <selsta> as far as i know flatpak is sandboxed
13:15:45 <ofrnxmr[m]> She is, and needs overrides
13:15:49 <selsta> https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/issues/3941#issuecomment-1149784408
13:17:21 <BigmenPixel[m]> > <@monerooo:monero.social> Does monerod need additional rights if it is installed via flathub and is to access a usb stick? I have also tried with ln -s.... (full message at <https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/398643d58177cbc4ecbfb7c719e40de68e91a6e1>)
14:28:23 <Lovera[m]> Hey guys, the actual Multisig scheme support in Monero Software is N/N and N-1/N right?
14:39:01 <UkoeHB> Lovera[m]: it is M-of-N
14:39:14 <UkoeHB> which includes nofn and n-1ofn
15:49:56 <Lovera[m]> Thanks UkoeHB
19:29:18 <Guest29> so using a 17.2 wallet on a 18.2 node, things were going fine and I get "refresh failed: unexpected error: proxy exception in refresh thread."
19:29:43 <Guest29> tryin to get a static compile of  18.2 over to the machine
19:37:12 <Guest29> well 18.2 wallet works
19:38:06 <Guest29> but static-release didn't load (stupid share libraries)
19:53:57 <Urko[m]> Hi, I've taken a look on this [documentation](https://www.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html#set_attribute) and I think with this method I can add some metadata to transaction.... (full message at <https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/d5364bac8f6b0cae8af452b255a24e307c73d483>)
19:56:56 <Guest29> im pretty sure with wallet-rpc you need to specific the wallet file, not just the dir ?
19:57:50 <plowsof11> yo have to send the open wallet command, it will then seek in "~/.bitmonero" for the wallet file name you supply, if its not there "no wallet file" 
19:57:59 <Urko[m]> ok, sorry I'm bit new with monero development and I'm not sure where could it be placed.
19:58:15 <Urko[m]> I will appreciate some help, thanks
19:58:29 <plowsof11> #monero-community-dev:monero.social 
19:59:52 <Urko[m]> thanks. I'll share my question there
20:03:59 <plowsof11> referring back to the -dev department as user wants to "add some metadata, like bitcoin's OP_RETURN" 
21:18:51 <rbrunner> Urko[m]: No, with wallet RPC call 'set_attribute' you can't add metadata to a transaction.
21:19:12 <rbrunner> You only can add any private / special-purpose data to a wallet file.
21:20:13 <rbrunner> There is no call in any official Monero software that can add metadata to transactions. If you want that, you are on your own.
21:20:57 <rbrunner> And be aware that there is about a 50% - 50% chance that possibility will vanish or get much harder soon
21:21:48 <rbrunner> I could describe it also with merely two words: Bad idea :)