04:08:22 <food4lyfe> Hey all, I recently did a transfer from my subaddress. But for some reason the output count got inserted to my primary address & when I query my balance my subaddress disappear. Is this normal?
04:10:19 <food4lyfe> I meant when I query my balance the subaddress that supposedly has a change disappear
04:21:39 <food4lyfe> Just checked it again. After the transfer, my balance got transfered to my primary address. But, when I show all of my transfers I can see that I did a transfer from my subaddress not from my primary address
07:31:34 <moneromooo> copy_option got renanmed to copy_options at some point, or the other way around.
07:32:33 <moneromooo> 05aed8c1e74e6503ac5127ede9def28c3d0ee8d7 in TF fixed it. 
11:25:49 <selsta> as far as I know `copy_option` only deprecated and not removed, but I'll ask them to try the patch
11:26:05 <selsta> *is only
11:36:12 <xFFFC0000> It seems he has different errors in each iteration of comments. First it was linker error undefined symbols to basically everything icu related in boost. He has not confirmed in this iteration whether the errors are same only copy_option related. I will ask for confirmation too.
11:36:42 <xFFFC0000> s/same/same or/
13:41:49 <gingeropolous> so because 9023 is in master (fix statistical deps), if I run master on a node that functions as a high use public node (open RPC ports for remote wallet cnxns), will users of this node get an output distribution thats slightly different than release? 
13:42:12 <gingeropolous> wait. its in wallet
13:42:26 <gingeropolous> think i answers my own question
16:55:27 <m-relay> <v​tnerd:monero.social> The client side computes ring selection, unlike light wallets where it's done server side.
16:55:41 <m-relay> <v​tnerd:monero.social> So you did answer your own question
20:14:40 <haZ> getting "Error opening database: Failed to open lmdb environment: Invalid argument" error while trying to sync blockchain
21:05:38 <moneromooo> Is this on an uncommon filesystem ?
21:05:52 <moneromooo> Or otherwise seldom used ? Like... FAT, NFS...
23:42:28 <hyc> even NFS supports mmap, it just doesn't do it well.
23:42:59 <hyc> FAT maybe a problem, but this is more likely a container or some other virtual fs