libera #monero-dev

13 Nov 2025

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• 04:29
  m-relay
  <p​reland:monero.social> Been working on some stuff behind the scenes, and I just want to double check before I make any PRs and waste time
• 04:29
  m-relay
  <p​reland:monero.social> Off of the top of your head (this question is directed generally), which parts of the Monero source code are responsible for peerlist/bootstrapping distribution?
• 07:35
  sech1
  net_node.h/net_node.inl - get_seed_nodes, get_dns_seed_nodes, get_ip_seed_nodes
• 07:36
  m-relay
  <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> talking about the --bootstrap-daemon=auto
• 07:41
  sech1
  No? Peerlist is about the node, not the wallet
• 07:43
  m-relay
  <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> yeah, they want to broadcast onions and i2p addresses via bootstrap-daemon
• 07:44
  m-relay
  <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> which is stored on peerlists
• 07:46
  m-relay
  <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> broadcast onion and i2p rpc addresses
• 07:46
  m-relay
  <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> But the nodes are entirely unaware of whether an onion is associated with your nodes rpc, so i think this is DOA
• 09:31
  m-relay
  <j​ackzap333:matrix.org> Hi! I'm looking to be of service to the Monero community. I'm a software dev of 10 years but don't
• 09:31
  m-relay
  <j​ackzap333:matrix.org> don't know your specific ecosystem, where should I start?
• 09:44
  moneromoooo
  I suggest using monero, and finding some small thing, like a bug you find, an improvement for something that annoys you, that kind of thing, and fix it.
• 09:44
  moneromoooo
  It's a small thing so it eases you into it without a huge workload, it allows you to read code to find what's where, and it gives you a tangible goal to accomplish that's in sight.
• 09:45
  moneromoooo
  You may also want to check what other projects are in monero's orbit, if C/C++ isn't your thing.
• 09:45
  moneromoooo
  There's Haveno (javascript) for example.
• 09:57
  m-relay
  <j​ackzap333:matrix.org> OK sure. I will try using the monero testnet, thanks for your response. Where can I check for projects as you say?
• 10:00
  moneromoooo
  github.com/Haveno-Dex for haveno, there is (or at least was) github.com/monero-ecosystem.
• 10:01
  moneromoooo
  #monero-gui for the monero, er, gui (javascript + QML)
• 10:01
  moneromoooo
  There's a rust node, cuprate, I think #cuprate.
• 10:02
  moneromoooo
  For python, we have tests/functional_tests, we can always use more tests ^_^
• 10:07
  m-relay
  <j​ackzap333:matrix.org> thank you!
• 11:07
  Guest83
  hello
• 12:49
  m-relay
  <f​ungible.:matrix.org> monero-ecosystem moved over to there:
• 12:49
  m-relay
  <f​ungible.:matrix.org> monero.eco
• 12:49
  m-relay
  <f​ungible.:matrix.org> gitea.pro/schmidt1024/monero-ecosystem
• 12:50
  m-relay
  <f​ungible.:matrix.org> @guest83: nohello.org