04:05:08 .faucet 04:05:09 Norkle: How many digits is 31538 04:05:15 5 04:05:15 Norkle: @bonuspot tipped 0.000015 XMR to Norkle [181a1a63] Wait ≈23 hrs 59 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01434236 05:18:17 In monerod.conf I have: https://paste.debian.net/plainh/dbf74c17 05:18:31 And I keep seeing this in my log: 05:18:31 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 05:18:31 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) 05:18:55 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? 05:20:50 As you can see I have "confirm-external-bind=1" on even though I'm just binding to localhost 06:51:32 DeanGuss: is a daemon already running? 07:15:53 selsta: nope 07:16:33 try to remove confirm external bind 07:21:10 It seems I needed to remove 07:21:13 p2p-bind-ip=127.0.0.1 # Bind to localhost 07:21:13 p2p-bind-port=18080 # Bind to default port 07:21:18 to use anonymous-inbound 07:25:13 errr I mean I had to remove 07:25:14 rpc-bind-ip=127.0.0.1 07:25:14 rpc-bind-port=18083 # Bind on default port 07:25:25 to use anonymous-inbound 07:28:33 OH MY GOD 07:28:45 it connected directly to a bunch of nodes 07:28:57 didn't bother with tor, wtf 07:32:23 What good is anonymous-inbound if I still have to wrap this fucker in torsocks? 07:34:42 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? 08:08:45 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 08:09:30 disabling anonymous-inbound and putting rpc-bind-port=18083 then connecting to the onion does work 08:10:06 what the heck 08:12:06 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) 08:12:07 Error: Problem fetching info-- rpc_request: 08:12:34 if i configure it to restricted, i get other failure 08:19:42 DeanGuss: "What good is anonymous-inbound if I still have to wrap this fucker in torsocks?" <-- you don't 08:20:10 It's not clear to me what you want to do but anonymous-inbound and tx-proxy don't need torsocks 08:21:48 your config looks broken, you should not bind anonymous-inbound port and rpc port to the same port 08:23:17 "what does anonymous-inbound accomplish" <-- anonymous-inbound is for p2p, rpc is for rpc, they are not related 08:25:35 Ah thanks for clearing that up 08:26:05 still I want my outbound connections going through tor so I will (have to) wrap it 08:27:36 So there's no way to have my remote node and my inbound node onion as the same onion hostname 08:28:05 since it seems the tor config is 1 hostname = 1 port forwarded 08:29:14 --tx-proxy is currently only for sending transactions over tor 08:29:21 all other traffic goes over clearnet 08:29:43 there is a PR for full socks proxy for all traffic: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7616 08:31:39 thank goodness 08:32:44 tobtoth ftw! 08:32:50 thanks for all the info selsta 10:29:02 Is there a way to generate addresses under the current Monero account with the CLI wallet which aren't subaddresses? 10:29:26 And account new would not be a subaddress, yet also have separate UTXOs/balance keeping, right? 10:32:08 o_0 10:40:02 raecarruth: What's that about? 10:40:33 kayabaNerve: no, this isn't possible 10:40:39 accounts are subaddresses 10:40:46 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... 10:40:47 sel 10:41:35 *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? 10:42:03 which issue do you have from a privacy perspective? janus attack? 10:42:46 Is that the one where posting two subaddresses is linkable? 10:43:09 Because if so, yes. It's the only attack I know of against them. 10:45:52 no, not aware of any wallet that can generate multiple addresses, it would be awful performance wise 10:46:07 I don't know your use case but in general janus attack can be mitigated 10:46:36 Technically, I fully agree. Practically, I have a nice CPU :P Especially if you got a threadpool going... 10:46:58 But yeah, I wouldn't use it for tens/hundreds of addresses as well. 10:46:59 How so? 10:47:51 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. 10:52:29 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 10:53:24 they need to have a guess first that you are the same person as this other subaddress 10:57:35 maybe I'm overlooking something 11:10:23 If I recall correctly, no, they can simply be linked if you have two addresses. 11:10:32 Well, confirmed to be from the same keys or not. 11:11:09 Oh. No. I completely misremembered this and got paranoid. Never mind. 11:11:24 Sorry to be a bother. Thanks for chiming in on that aspect. Appreciate it. 11:29:49 .beg 11:29:49 kico: How many letters in get 11:29:53 3 11:29:53 kico: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000011 XMR to kico [4e323a9d] Wait ≈23 hrs 59 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01434126 11:33:05 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 11:33:55 bitwarden used to be like what i'm talking about, but then they abandoned their product and became a password manager/browser extension 11:42:06 also, if i do just use txt files, is anything better than veracrypt? 11:47:02 knaccc: mac notes can be encrypted 11:48:02 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 11:48:16 and backup one-time access codes 11:48:20 1password maybe 11:48:40 you can right click on notes and click on "lock", afaik it uses proper encryption 11:49:16 selsta oh wow, i had no idea about 'lock', thanks! 11:49:22 "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." 11:49:38 that is really great 17:09:42 Does anyone know of an easy way to get a transaction key off of cake wallet? 17:33:04 Monegro: I've never used Cake. Sorry. 17:33:44 faucet 17:33:50 .faucet 17:33:52 apotheon: Of 0 + 9, which is 0 17:33:55 0 17:33:55 apotheon: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000233 XMR to apotheon [9f76b3e9] Wait ≈1 day 10 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01431796 19:18:11 .faucet 19:18:13 Mochi101: How many letters in FIRO 19:18:15 4 19:18:16 Mochi101: @bonuspot tipped 0.000015 XMR to Mochi101 [034064be] Wait ≈23 hrs 58 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01430296 20:21:00 Is that FIRO a reference to the cryptocurrency Firo? 20:21:17 At first glance, Firo seems to be doing some interesting stuff. 20:21:27 . . . but I've only given it a "first glance". 20:21:41 I think Firo was Zcoin before it set out to get its shit straight. 20:42:50 .beg 20:42:51 thecure: How many eyes do people normally have, doubled 20:42:56 2 20:42:56 thecure: Oops that is not correct. Try again later. (No not immediately or I'll just ignore you..) 20:43:50 :/ 20:51:11 doubled would be 4 21:24:05 tks