00:02:53 <luigi1111w> wow that's a lot of merges
14:00:40 <StaceyWarren[m]> hi anyone worked on monero private-testnet?
14:00:40 <StaceyWarren[m]> when I start to mine in private-testnet, the daemon stops
14:06:11 <ofrnxmr[m]> paste website logs and configs 
14:06:25 <ofrnxmr[m]> use a paste website* for
14:06:44 <StaceyWarren[m]> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/8369
14:06:57 <StaceyWarren[m]> issue has been raised in github, any solution please?
14:08:44 <ofrnxmr[m]> Completely different issue 
14:08:45 <StaceyWarren[m]> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/8821
14:09:00 <StaceyWarren[m]> sorry this is the one
14:10:01 <moneromooo> Post the stack trace (gdb on the core, bt). You might have to build some files with -g -O0.
17:08:50 <Alex|LocalMonero> When the seed command is invoked on a multisig wallet, what's the string of hex chars shown? Is that just the private spend key?
17:09:06 <Alex|LocalMonero> s//CLI wallet `/, s//`/
17:25:33 <moneromooo> State needed to recreate.
17:26:48 * StaceyWarren[m] uploaded an image: (31KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/FJuvWvSTJopCpfJFrekvWJyz/image.png >
17:27:11 <StaceyWarren[m]> moneromooo: this is what I got
17:41:04 <moneromooo> I assume you posted a stack trace as an attachment or something. If so, it does not show up through the relay. Paste on paste.debian.net.
17:41:18 <moneromooo> Or if an image, ibb.co lets tor through.
17:43:42 <selsta> the image doesn't show a backtrace
17:44:30 <selsta> [Inferior 1 (process 352) exited with code 05]
17:47:18 <selsta> StaceyWarren[m]: it doesn't crash, monerod exits
17:47:24 <selsta> this is not like the issue you linked
17:49:04 <selsta> how much free RAM do you have?
17:50:44 <moneromooo> dmesg will log OOM kills.
18:17:22 <selsta> it says "couldn't allocate RandomX dataset using large pages" and then exits
18:25:00 <moneromooo> That's not an error, it will go on allocating normal pages.
18:25:27 <moneromooo> If the exit isn't a normal exit/return, you can try running in gdb/
18:25:36 <moneromooo> Before running, add "catch throw".
18:25:58 <moneromooo> Type "cont" if it breaks on early exceptions such as the one above.
18:37:31 <selsta> that's the photo they shared https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/WWIoNqUP/image.png
18:40:54 <moneromooo> Ah, then gdb needs to stop earlier. An exception is a fair bet.
18:41:19 <moneromooo> But OOM is indeed a fairer one.
18:41:36 <moneromooo> I think we'd get a message with a top level catch.
18:42:25 <moneromooo> look, I run "man -k oom" and of course it's full of systemd stuf...
18:42:43 <moneromooo> I guess I should run systemman nowadays...