00:40:29 <jeffro256[m]> <masterdebater> "like if you release a conflictin..." <- There is no replace-by-fee system and the reference implementation of nodes ignores any transactions with key image input that it has already seen before. So zero-conf is pretty feasible IMO but I’ve never done any proper analysis of double spend attacks 
00:41:08 <jeffro256[m]> So take my word with a grain of salt
00:42:35 <jeffro256[m]> There is always the possibility of cheating the system as there is normally with zero conf
02:09:20 <Guest664> има ли Българи
03:49:34 <darktherion> what is the best way for implementing sending/receiving in rust couldn't find any libraries that do it so just thought maybe using the cli and just calling it from the application
03:51:52 <UkoeHB> darktherion: you mean like a rust wallet?
03:53:07 <UkoeHB> there are no rust libraries here, but maybe you'll be inspired: https://github.com/monero-ecosystem
03:53:25 <darktherion> yep that is what i think I will have to do
06:13:09 <monerooo[m]> 2023-03-16 06:09:18.640  [P2P7]  ERROR  cn.block_queue  src/cryptonote_protocol/cryptonote_protocol_handler.h:98  Error in handle_invoke_map: DB error attempting to fetch block index from hashMDB_CORRUPTED: Located page was wrong type... (full message at <https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/4af63b577900a030721de5f24ac5ecf2cb573e27>)
06:31:08 <moneromooo> Is your DB on a shitty filesystem where max file size is limited to silly low values (ie, Microsft) ? Or did your computer crash or lose power with the DB on a non journalling filesystem (mainly Microsoft) ? Or is your hardward flaky (Mic... oh, not this time) ? 
06:32:49 <moneromooo> Older FAT filesystems are the first type. NTFS ought to be OK for size. But Windows is pretty shitty overall for data consistency (not sure if the most recent Windows improved).
06:34:24 <moneromooo> Also, if you're using USB external mass storage for the chain, you may want to change this. For example, low voltage on USB controllers can cause silent data loss (that one may be rare, it was just a common thing on some raspberry pi IIRC). But USB will typically be flakier than "internal" buses.
06:35:15 <moneromooo> Also, if on Windows, it seems that antivirus programs tend to fuck everything up without asking, so make sure an antivirus isn't going and moving the file while it's being written to or something like that.
06:37:38 <monerooo[m]> moneromooo: Blockchain on SDCard with USB 3.0 
06:37:38 <monerooo[m]> But I have closed the monerod application normally. Before I shut down the machine
06:38:36 <moneromooo> Ah, SD cards can easily be shitty.
06:39:11 <moneromooo> You could try running badblocks on it maybe. Or some other program made to test SD card hardware.
06:56:22 <monerooo[m]> This one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09B1FN5S3
06:56:22 <monerooo[m]> I may have turned the machine off too quickly....
06:58:53 <monerooo[m]> * the machine (Linux mint) off too
07:01:33 <ofrnxmr[m]> Have you tried --db-salvage?
07:29:48 <monerooo[m]> Yes, the Old one db
23:17:26 <r4v3r23[m]> whats the status on background sync #8617? is anyone reviewing it?