10:59:51 <m-relay> <b​inarybaron:matrix.org> Do all "public" monero daemons expose the `/get_info` API?
11:00:38 <m-relay> <x​fedex:matrix.org> Yes
17:28:56 <Guest40> Holla, want to use Monero to accept payments on my website. It's running on a plesk server, I want to write the backend in Nim. Anything I should watch out for? Any security issues, articles on that kind of stuff anyone could point me to? Maybe an article on tax related stuff I can provide to my customers (mainly US)?
17:54:56 <moneromooo> Watch out for nonstandard unlock times. Often disregarded.
17:55:40 <moneromooo> Use monero-wallet-rpc for everything if you can, instead of writing your own.
17:56:23 <moneromooo> Use your own daemon, rather than some spy^H^H^Hstranger's on the internet, who may or may not be lying to you.
17:57:20 <moneromooo> Check "monero integrations", it might already have something you can use.
17:57:58 <moneromooo> Tax is "like bitcoin". Piggy back on that.
18:25:51 <Guest40> Thanks, greatly appreciated!
19:22:45 <rbrunner> Guest40, if still around: Maybe this could be useful: https://github.com/eversinc33/nim-monero-rpc
19:36:13 <geonic> maybe I'm off base here, but have u tried running a BTCPay Server with Monero integration?
19:36:19 <geonic> https://sethforprivacy.com/guides/accepting-monero-via-btcpay-server/
20:15:11 -xmr-pr- benevanoff opened pull request #8981: wallet2: ensure subaddress keys table is at least size of requested lo...
20:15:11 -xmr-pr- > https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/8981
20:29:21 <Guest40> rbrunner, geonic, thanks I'll have a look at both! Actually I already was thinking about maybe using nim-monero-rpc, but I'll have to look through the code first to make sure everythings fine.