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N​orkle: How many ​digits is 31538

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In monerod.conf I have: paste.debian.net/plainh/dbf74c17

And I keep seeing this in my log:

2021-07-17 05:08:27.550 7fe889a4f780 INFO global contrib/epee/include/net/http_server_impl_base.h:79 Binding on 127.0.0.1 (IPv4):18083

2021-07-17 05:08:27.794 7fe889a4f780 FATAL net contrib/epee/include/net/abstract_tcp_server2.inl:1084 Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required)

I'm trying to run a full node that the other nodes can reach and also I'd like to run a "remote node" for wallet users to connect to. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

As you can see I have "confirm-external-bind=1" on even though I'm just binding to localhost

DeanGuss: is a daemon already running?

selsta: nope

try to remove confirm external bind

It seems I needed to remove

p2p-bind-ip=127.0.0.1 # Bind to localhost

p2p-bind-port=18080 # Bind to default port

to use anonymous-inbound

errr I mean I had to remove

rpc-bind-ip=127.0.0.1

rpc-bind-port=18083 # Bind on default port

to use anonymous-inbound

OH MY GOD

it connected directly to a bunch of nodes

didn't bother with tor, wtf

What good is anonymous-inbound if I still have to wrap this fucker in torsocks?

Maybe I am misunderstanding something... what does anonymous-inbound accomplish that I couldn't do by just launching this with rpc-bind-ip and rpc-bind-port=18083 and then point my hidden service at 18083?

In fact I have to do that in order to be able to connect using it as a remote node. With anonymous-inbound enabled on 18083 and rpc-bind-port on 18081, connecting to my onion on 18083 doesn't work

disabling anonymous-inbound and putting rpc-bind-port=18083 then connecting to the onion does work

what the heck

hi! i'm installed monero node on my debian system, but i cant get status because of : I Monero 'Oxygen Orion' (v0.17.0.0-de3456e12)

Error: Problem fetching info-- rpc_request:

if i configure it to restricted, i get other failure

DeanGuss: "What good is anonymous-inbound if I still have to wrap this fucker in torsocks?" <-- you don't

It's not clear to me what you want to do but anonymous-inbound and tx-proxy don't need torsocks

your config looks broken, you should not bind anonymous-inbound port and rpc port to the same port

"what does anonymous-inbound accomplish" <-- anonymous-inbound is for p2p, rpc is for rpc, they are not related

Ah thanks for clearing that up

still I want my outbound connections going through tor so I will (have to) wrap it

So there's no way to have my remote node and my inbound node onion as the same onion hostname

since it seems the tor config is 1 hostname = 1 port forwarded

--tx-proxy is currently only for sending transactions over tor

all other traffic goes over clearnet

there is a PR for full socks proxy for all traffic: monero-project/monero #7616

thank goodness

tobtoth ftw!

thanks for all the info selsta

Is there a way to generate addresses under the current Monero account with the CLI wallet which aren't subaddresses?

And account new would not be a subaddress, yet also have separate UTXOs/balance keeping, right?

o_0

raecarruth: What's that about?

kayabaNerve: no, this isn't possible

accounts are subaddresses

Not to sound like a certain someone, yet I'm not happy with them from a privacy perspective and I have the CPU resources to perform the math multiple times. So while I appreciate their efficiency...

sel

*selsta: Thanks for the heads up. So I'd need multiple wallet files... Any idea on a maintained wallet which didn't adopt subaddresses/doesn't force you into them?

which issue do you have from a privacy perspective? janus attack?

Is that the one where posting two subaddresses is linkable?

Because if so, yes. It's the only attack I know of against them.

no, not aware of any wallet that can generate multiple addresses, it would be awful performance wise

I don't know your use case but in general janus attack can be mitigated

Technically, I fully agree. Practically, I have a nice CPU :P Especially if you got a threadpool going...

But yeah, I wouldn't use it for tens/hundreds of addresses as well.

How so?

My use case is I've bought XMR using an instant exchanger with random currencies before. I don't like said exchanger knowing both transactions are by me. It does simply because I received them using subaddresses.

but it still requires them to actively craft a special transaction as far as I know and then you have to confirm them that you received the money

they need to have a guess first that you are the same person as this other subaddress

maybe I'm overlooking something

If I recall correctly, no, they can simply be linked if you have two addresses.

Well, confirmed to be from the same keys or not.

Oh. No. I completely misremembered this and got paranoid. Never mind.

Sorry to be a bother. Thanks for chiming in on that aspect. Appreciate it.

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k​ico: How m​any letters in get

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can anyone recommend an open-source, standalone encryption app with a UI which basically acts like macos notes or a note-taking app please? i can use veracrypt and just store things as txt files as an alternative, but i was wondering if there was something with a better UI

bitwarden used to be like what i'm talking about, but then they abandoned their product and became a password manager/browser extension

also, if i do just use txt files, is anything better than veracrypt?

knaccc: mac notes can be encrypted

selsta oh really? i didn't know apple did proper E2E encryption. I'm looking more for something with small attack surface just to store critical credentials etc

and backup one-time access codes

1password maybe

you can right click on notes and click on "lock", afaik it uses proper encryption

selsta oh wow, i had no idea about 'lock', thanks!

"Secure notes are end-to-end encrypted using a user-provided passphrase that is required to view the notes on iOS, iPadOS, macOS devices, and the iCloud website."

that is really great

Does anyone know of an easy way to get a transaction key off of cake wallet?

Monegro: I've never used Cake. Sorry.

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ap​otheon: Of 0 + 9, which is ​0

0

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Mo​chi101: Ho​w many letters in FIRO

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Is that FIRO a reference to the cryptocurrency Firo?

At first glance, Firo seems to be doing some interesting stuff.

. . . but I've only given it a "first glance".

I think Firo was Zcoin before it set out to get its shit straight.

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t​hecure: How many eyes do people normally have, double​d

2

thecure: Oops that is not correct. Try again later. (No not immediately or I'll just ignore you..)

:/

doubled would be 4

<apotheon> tks