00:17:57 <3​21bob321:monero.social> Curious why would you do that 00:19:35 Saw this issue: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10164 00:19:36 Seemed like a good small first PR 00:56:02 <3​21bob321:monero.social> I mean use case for the command 01:00:34 Automatic bans (like on stressnet) piling up 01:01:01 No easy way to unban them w/o scripting or restarting the node 01:01:35 + Debugging/testing or recovering from misconfig 01:01:41 Debugging/testing or recovering from misconfig 01:02:45 iamamyth added good context in the PR. Basically `monerod unban 0.0.0.0/0` does not work due to how subnets are handled 02:36:02 selsta: thanks, found a backup from a month back and used it to sync again 12:11:23 hello. i am new here. i am looking to get acquainted with monero source code for forking purposes. can you folks help me set up a dev/testing environment with a private testnet and a blockchain starting at block 0? 12:13:20 from the room description: "No fork help, you’re on your own" 12:15:30 do you know if there is another channel i can ask? i wouldn't know where else to go 12:19:43 can i at least get some help with the second thing? technically not a fork until i edit the source 13:59:13 Pick an existing fork, see diffs. 14:00:07 You can also check tests/functional_tests, those start with a new fresh local chain at every run. 14:00:46 For further forking, as said above, you're on your own :) Too many scam forks to bother helping I'm afraid. 14:12:31 ah yes! that'll do for a starting point, thanks @moneromoooo 14:29:23 thus far reading this code i'm learning more about how much c++ has evolved since my schooling than about monero... doesn't look like i'll be forking anything any time soon 14:29:42 i feel like i'm reading java 18:38:50 Hi! 19:02:32 honeycomb: Monero isn't even that aggressive about using the latest C++ features wherever possible, overall the codebase still leans on the conservative side 20:32:37 Contributing is a great way to get acquainted with the code :)