00:05:29 got a question about the monero-gui wallet 00:05:58 I'm trying to recover some old monero wallets I have seeds for, I opened the monero-gui wallet for the first time on a new computer 00:06:14 I put it in simple mode, which I thought would have it use a public monero server 00:06:27 but the UI is telling me "sychronizing" and it looks like it's downloading something 00:06:35 I don't want to have the entire monero blcokchain on this computer 00:06:52 I'm also not sure where it's downloading it to, if it is in fact doing that 00:08:12 as another question, I *am* trying to run monerod on another computer where I have more storage space 00:08:59 if I run monerod status, it takes somewhere between 30-90 seconds to give me an answer about how much progress it's making downloading the blockchain 00:09:02 which seems liek a long time 00:09:20 the storage array it's writing to is slow, maybe that's why? 00:09:49 "Height: 2359532/2574003 (91.7%) on mainnet" is what it reported the last time the command ran successfully 00:10:01 it also seems like it's taking longer to download the last 10% of blocks than it took for the first part 00:20:27 Newer blocks have more txs 00:21:41 when you run status while it's working it'll be slow 00:27:12 ah ok 00:27:43 is there a way I can take the current wallet restore height block and see what date that corresponds to? 00:28:00 also is the gui actually writing the blockchain to disk locally? 00:28:11 I can see the "wallet blocks remaining" counter going down 00:28:40 but it doesn't look like ~/.bitmonero/lmdb or ~/monero-storage are actually getting bigger 00:29:06 if I open up the wallet in advanced mode I do see the Node setting 00:29:19 and it says that I'm local as opposed to remote mode, which says it's downloading the blockchain locally 00:33:54 I don't use the gui, so I wouldn't know. 00:34:37 You can get an approx block date here: https://xmrchain.net 00:35:05 search for the block and look at the date 00:36:09 ah thanks 00:36:40 is there a good place to ask questions about the gui wallet? 00:42:39 here is fine 00:49:21 so yeah, the documentation is kind of confusing 00:49:42 it seems like the gui wallet should be downloading the entire 100GB or so blockchain to my local computer 00:49:46 but it doesn't seem to be doing that 00:50:06 it says it's running a local node 00:50:32 I can see a monerod process running locally 00:51:12 the Settings -> Node item says that the blockchain location is "default". is that ~/.bitmonero/lmbd? 00:51:26 that whole directory is only 272K on my system 00:52:43 yes.. should be where it is 00:53:17 hm, so does the actual blockchain download only start after synchronization is complete? 00:53:27 I"m not sure what synchronization is as distinct from downloading the blockchain 00:53:39 it's taking a while but it seems to be nearly done, only 20k or so blocks left 00:54:21 do people really regularly download the entire 100GB and have it on their laptops? 00:55:31 I do 00:55:49 on both my laptops I have a copy 00:55:57 and a pruned copy on a server 00:56:39 I'm downloading a full copy on a server now, it just is taking a while 00:56:45 I started more than 24 hours ago 00:56:55 okay only 3k blocks left to synchronize 00:57:52 ok wallet is synchronized now 00:58:16 my ~/.bitmonero db is still just a few hundred KB 00:58:38 so it seems like there's no local blockchain, even though my wallet seems to be in the local node mode 00:58:53 and I can't tell where it expects the blockchain to live locally b/c the field for it just says "default" 01:08:11 which os? 01:32:18 Mochi102: linux 01:43:44 That should be where it is then. 01:44:01 Unless you told it to be somewhere else. 02:10:18 meireikei: did you check the data.mdb file? 02:31:35 selsta: no where is that file? 02:31:54 inside the lmdb folder 08:15:25 hello 08:30:33 selsta: it's 80K 13:28:57 has anyone tried btc-xmr atomic swaps? I've found some implementations, but they seem to have some issues (by looking at other people's issues) 14:00:10 jjakob: tried coimit-network/xmr-btc-swap 14:00:25 but all makers were out of xmr 14:01:00 sent some btc but got it back using the refund function since maker was empty 20:32:38 ocb: hmm 20:32:53 so localmonero is a better choice still?