00:21:01 I don't imagine too much would need to be done to get it to build on DragonFly BSD too... 00:24:00 probably easier than adapting FreeBSD methods to OpenBSD 05:50:52 Hello guys 05:51:18 I need some monero. I have some doge to trade for monero. If you want doge for your monero please let me know. ty 06:12:48 .faucet 06:12:51 ap​otheon: How many characters in laug​h 06:12:54 5 06:12:55 apotheon: @bonuspot tipped 0.000035 XMR to apotheon [7c917227] Wait ≈23 hrs 56 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01378437 06:53:20 There are almost 100 more people in this channel than #ethereum. I attribute that to a greater affinity for IRC amongst Monero-ers. 06:53:23 g'night 07:22:50 .faucet 07:22:52 I​nge: How many ​chars in us 07:22:54 2 07:22:55 Inge: @bonuspot tipped 0.000005 XMR to Inge [c21c20aa] Wait ≈1 day 11 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01377937 08:31:34 .faucet 08:31:36 N​orkle: How many characters in tra​il 08:31:42 5 08:31:42 Norkle: @bonuspot tipped 0.000009 XMR to Norkle [746fad46] Wait ≈23 hrs 53 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01377037 08:46:58 .duckcall 08:46:58 Metamorphosis: ・゜゜・。。​・゜゜(')> 🦆 'QUACK QUACK!!' 08:47:11 .befr 08:47:11 Metamorphosis: HE GOBBLED THE TREAT! Time: ≈12.71 sec Ratio: 153 of 171 Treats: 1 of 2 14:59:56 .faucet 14:59:57 Se​raph-LaoDa: How ​many chars in team 15:00:01 4 15:00:01 Seraph-LaoDa: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000004 XMR to Seraph-LaoDa [1953b9e8] Wait ≈23 hrs 57 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01376997 15:13:10 .faucet 15:13:11 Mo​chi101: How many letters in gri​n 15:13:15 4 15:13:15 Mochi101: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000031 XMR to Mochi101 [4f9fa14a] Wait ≈1 day 12 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01376687 16:42:09 .faucet 16:42:11 ri​ceandbeans: Ho​w many letters in glue 16:42:14 4 16:42:17 riceandbeans: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000004 XMR to riceandbeans [603560e7] Wait ≈1 day 51 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01376647 17:35:01 https://tftc.io/martys-bent/issue-1031-some-eu-lawmakers-want-to-outlaw-proof-of-work/ 17:35:12 "Some EU Lawmakers want to outlaw Proof of Work" 17:35:26 It'd be interesting to see how they'd define PoW in law. 18:55:25 "Work? That's not something I've ever had to do in my life, let's ban it" 18:58:00 anybody wants my doge for their xmr? 19:04:46 you can still do work, as long as it's unprovable 19:40:15 ndorf: nice analysis 19:42:28 :) 19:51:34 apotheon: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7812 19:52:24 nice 19:53:16 OpenBSD uses OpenSSL before 1.0.2? Isn't that a security issue in itself? 19:53:25 Thanks for the fix ndorf. 19:53:27 no, OpenBSD uses LibreSSL 19:53:44 Ok I misread :) 19:54:25 :) 19:55:46 I've heard that OpenSSL started fixing some of its utterly broken BS after that whole Heartbleed fiasco. Did the project get new maintainers, or at least new active contributors? 19:56:25 If it's just the same people . . . did they invest a lot in learning how to better maintain it? 19:57:02 I'm curious about how they suddenly started dealing with problems in the crufty old codebase. 20:02:10 it's definitely more active since the heartbleed days, whether or not it's sufficiently so i couldn't say 20:11:56 they got a bunch of corporate sponsors to pony up cash for some fulltime employees 20:12:21 so it's no longer just volunteers, and it operates as a formal organization now 20:12:54 from what I've seen on the mailing lists, most of the original project members are still around 20:32:42 hyc: interesting, thanks 20:40:24 tbh there was a lot riding on openssl 20:40:47 There's actually a problem in the ports system at this point of libressl versioning and sometimes requiring openssl 20:40:50 It makes my eyes bleed 20:41:43 eyebleed 20:44:50 https://libera.monerologs.net/monero/20210727 20:44:54 good lord that's creepy 20:46:57 What's creepy? 20:47:00 . . . public logs? 20:47:03 Yeah 20:47:05 In general 20:47:38 It's a public channel, so you should always assume someone may be sharing logs. 20:47:48 . . . even in channels where it's supposedly against the rules. 20:48:01 It can be creepy, though. 20:48:59 I assume all things are logged, generally. 20:49:12 Doesn't mean it's not creepy :) 20:49:25 agreed 20:49:30 20:48 < apotheon> It can be creepy, though. 20:49:44 s/can be/is 20:49:51 annnnnnyway 21:05:26 ndorf: can you check if compile still works on openbsd after the recent merges on master or release-v0.17? 21:05:37 we had some cmake changes 21:12:23 .beg 21:12:26 t​hecure: How long ​is the string CSTL 21:12:30 4 21:12:30 thecure: @bonuspot tipped 0.000003 XMR to thecure [6f40931a] Wait ≈23 hrs 58 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01376347 22:10:48 selsta: release-v0.17 8b63bb3c7 succeeded on OpenBSD/amd64 6.8. stay tuned for master 22:15:02 er, nevermind. master fails to link miniupnpc 22:16:21 Fails to link miniupnpc? Don't think anything changed in that regard. 22:16:56 https://paste.debian.net/1205800/ :\ 22:17:05 bunch of missing symbols, all of them should be in libc i think 22:17:40 And it worked on release? 22:17:47 Did you fetch latest release branch? 22:17:47 yep 22:17:55 yep, 8b63bb3c7 22:18:07 yes 22:29:51 it works against de3456e12 (july 10th), so it must be one of the recent changes. i'll track down the exact commit 22:30:54 I know the commit most likely 22:31:02 ah, which is it? 22:31:27 https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7692 22:32:22 master and release-v0.17 have a different miniupnpc submodule version so that's probably why it works on release 22:32:40 d'oh 22:51:42 selsta: after reverting #7692, it fails a little bit later with https://paste.debian.net/1205803/ 22:52:09 we fixed that one https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7813 23:04:15 ndorf: it's some weirdness of openbsd https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/issues/3570 23:04:34 we will disable "no undefined symbols" for openbsd 23:08:47 eager to see how long it'll take to get to the point of considering pledge/unveil support 23:21:44 ndorf: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7814 23:26:24 selsta: nice. thanks 23:27:25 apotheon: why don't you take a crack at it, you can use the AppArmor work from some months ago as a guide :) 23:28:56 I'm already overcommitted, and I've never worked on anything like porting or pledge support for OpenBSD. 23:29:46 I also haven't written any C++ in over a decade, and what I've written in the past was pretty light. 23:30:51 they're C functions and would be called at the beginning of main() so you could pretend it's C, not C++ :) 23:35:12 ndorf: do you have a chance to test the fix? 23:38:05 selsta: will do shortly 23:38:12 thanks 23:52:53 looks promising, 63% (further than before) 23:54:54 ok then please approve it on github 23:55:05 7814 7815 23:55:24 minor note, the `clean` target doesn't work there because the `read -p ` param is not supported by its /bin/sh. 23:55:37 not sure if that's in POSIX (making it openbsd's fault) or not (our fault)