11:07:02 <mechanic41turk[m> <hyc> "sinec raspbian was based on..." <- I honestly don't know.
13:31:20 <karce[m]> Now that monerod has been officially released with p2pool support I'm back to running it permanently. Excited to start getting shares.
13:34:39 <pauliouk> welcome to the fun house karce :)
13:47:12 <karce[m]> I have everything running as systemd services so I no longer have to worry about running it manually or at startup, feels good.
14:38:44 <pauliouk> xmrvsbeast has a nice script for restarting monerod and checking its all running as it should be :)
14:54:02 <jaska087> RandomX_Hasher RPC calc_pow: invalid JSON response (parse error)
14:54:20 <gingeropolous> is there a way to access a daemonized p2pool via the p2pool binary, much like I can access a daemonized monerod using the monerod binary?
14:54:26 <gingeropolous> or do I have to figure out these api things
14:55:08 <pauliouk> well...
14:55:32 <gingeropolous> i guess i could get a p2pool observer instance going
14:55:35 <pauliouk> no, not yet - it might be a feature in later versions. However what info are you looking for? :)
14:56:24 <gingeropolous> well basically i use the status command in p2pool to check if all my miners are on and running
14:56:36 <gingeropolous> but i guess i could use the stratum proxy thing
14:56:39 <pauliouk> there's a couple of options :)
14:56:47 <gingeropolous> though if thats daemonized....
14:56:54 <pauliouk> xmrig-proxy will give you worker stats
14:57:28 <pauliouk> however, if you fire p2pool into a screen session, you can call a script into the screen session to check on it and get the data from the logs
14:57:45 <pauliouk> there's also the ---data-dir API option that'll give you some details
14:59:43 <gingeropolous> yeah. im trying to move it to systemd management ... i think xmrig-proxy with a web interface is the best way.
15:09:50 <mechanic41turk[m> Hey, these two news are very good:
15:09:51 <mechanic41turk[m> https://monero.observer/monero-v0.17.3.0-oxygen-orion-point-release-p2pool-support/
15:09:57 <mechanic41turk[m> https://monero.observer/p2pool-v1.4-released/
15:14:02 <mechanic41turk[m> so now, I will just get the latest monerod binaries
15:14:04 <mechanic41turk[m> and run it
15:14:15 <mechanic41turk[m> I don't have to compile monerod from the source, right?
15:15:01 <jaska087> I did it and worked fine
15:15:09 <mechanic41turk[m> nice. thanks.
15:15:13 <jaska087> though the rpc call for calcpow does not work for me
15:15:21 <jaska087> which you don't probably even need :D
15:15:28 <mechanic41turk[m> what does it do?
15:17:29 <jaska087> reduces memory usage for p2pool, basically
15:25:24 <mechanic41turk[m> <jaska087> "reduces memory usage for p2pool,..." <- what's the catch? what do you have to give, in order to get rediced memory usage than normal?
15:25:56 <jaska087> alot
15:25:57 <jaska087> :D
15:26:30 <jaska087> You don't want this, I run multiple p2pool nodes on same server, so it's only useful for me
15:26:40 <jaska087> it adds extra delay for block verification
15:27:33 <mechanic41turk[m> Got it. Thanks for some explanation.
15:27:35 <jaska087> slower block/share verification, which will results in uncles
15:28:03 <mechanic41turk[m> Just to double check sech1's gpg fingerprint, can someone else verify what I am getting on my terminal:
15:28:09 <mechanic41turk[m> `Primary key fingerprint: 1FCA AB4D 3DC3 310D 16CB  D508 C47F 82B5 4DA8 7ADF`
15:31:57 <pauliouk> I've been wondering what the limit is for how many p2pool nodes can be run with 4 codes and 8gb of memory :P
15:32:02 <pauliouk> with a monerod running on the same host
15:36:02 <jaska087> with --no-randomx i see 20MB~ usage per node
15:36:15 <jaska087> though it does not work for me, could be restricted rpc causing it
15:36:54 <pauliouk> ah, I have restricted for my public monerod node, but unrestricted for the locked down internal
15:39:49 <mechanic41turk[m> <mechanic41turk[m> "`Primary key fingerprint: 1FCA..." <- cc: sech1 
15:58:43 <mechanic41turk[m> <hyc> "sinec raspbian was based on..." <- Afaik raspbian got letgo of, in favor of raspberry pi os now
15:59:08 <mechanic41turk[m> and raspberry pi os is 32-bit OS or something
15:59:20 <mechanic41turk[m> here, faq gives some better answer: https://raspi.debian.net/faq/
15:59:38 <mechanic41turk[m> now with debian in raspi4, I get 64-OS aarch64
16:03:05 <pauliouk> to be fair, I'd probably go for the aarch64 image on my pi's
16:18:36 <epemullen[m]> setting up mining is hard
16:18:50 <epemullen[m]> i'm completely stupid haha
16:19:23 <epemullen[m]> why i'm denied accessing ./p2pool from terminal (i'm on mac) and i don't have any coding background
16:22:12 <epemullen[m]> i'm trying to mine on p2pool i have monero GUI wallet on portable 
16:23:38 <epemullen[m]> i built the binary copy pasted the code
16:23:55 <pauliouk> mac?
16:24:04 <epemullen[m]> and i have no idea after, trying 
16:24:08 <epemullen[m]> yes sir mac
16:24:09 <sech1> jaska087 --no-randomx works fine for me
16:24:16 <pauliouk> hmm, is it executable? chmod +x p2pool
16:24:50 <epemullen[m]> no reaction
16:25:39 <pauliouk> mac is not my forte I'm afraid
16:26:23 <epemullen[m]> no probs sir
17:29:40 <hyc> calcpow requires the unrestricted rpc port
17:29:44 <hyc> works fine here
17:29:55 <hyc> and it only affects share verification. block verification is unchanged