00:56:45 <escapethe3ra[m]> <gingeropolous> "escapethe3ra, naw i just googled..." <- oh thought you meant responsive; I see you put `width="1000"`, just replace that with `style="width:100%"` if you want them to auto resize to the user's screen size (and get rid of the horizontal scroll)
01:18:57 <boogaloo992> Is this the right channel to ask about node and RPC questions?
01:21:54 <boogaloo992> If so, I read sethforprivacy's guide on a P2Pool node, and he mentioned at the end that, in order to sweep payouts, you should make an unrestricted RPC node and not forward port 18080, but in Feather wallet you connect by 18081. For an unrestricted RPC, is it safe to still forward port 18080, or do I need to stop forwarding that port?
01:23:22 <boogaloo992> The cmdline arguments are " 	--rpc-restricted-bind-ip=0.0.0.0 --rpc-restricted-bind-port=18089 --public-node --no-igd --enable-dns-blocklist --prune-blockchain --zmq-pub=tcp://0.0.0.0:18083 --in-peers=10 --out-peers=10"
01:49:55 <selsta> boogaloo992: 18080 is the P2P port
01:50:12 <boogaloo992> oh
01:50:16 <selsta> 18081 is the default RPC port
01:52:24 <boogaloo992> so i would be safe to forward 18089 if i set it via --rpc-restricted-bind-port=18089, but i should not forward 18081 because that isn't restricted?
01:52:46 <selsta> yes
03:08:10 <gingeropolous> word, thanks escapethe3ra[m] 
03:33:49 <hyc> gingeropolous: so even clearing readers every 2 minutes you've still run into that problem?
03:34:10 <hyc> I'd like to see the output from one or two of those mdb_stat runs around the time things fail
03:34:38 <gingeropolous> i no longer run into the problem with it running every 2 minutes
03:35:07 <hyc> ah
03:35:42 <gingeropolous> sure, i'll comment out the crontab tomorrow and let things run and then i'll run mdb_stat .... ?
03:35:49 <gingeropolous> --rr?
03:36:13 <gingeropolous> or -er
03:36:27 <hyc>  -err if you want all that
03:36:46 <gingeropolous> its if u want all that :)
03:37:12 <gingeropolous> oh wait
03:37:14 <gingeropolous> one just ran
03:38:24 <gingeropolous> hyc, https://paste.centos.org/view/45334d93
03:39:38 <hyc> ok. so you had ~50 active readers. seems plausible that you're just maxing out the reader table
03:40:21 <hyc> is there no way to limit the number of processes or threads the explorer spawns?
03:40:55 <gingeropolous> not as a flag that im familiar with
03:43:07 <hyc> someone should look into that ;)
03:43:34 <hyc> in the meantime you should try this to raise the number of reader slots https://github.com/moneroexamples/onion-monero-blockchain-explorer/issues/178#issuecomment-1130498185
03:44:38 <gingeropolous> nice, thanks
03:49:33 <gingeropolous> the one from xmrchain looks liek the same size
12:23:27 <hyc> we're on The Register, yay? https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/18/microsoft-cryptomining-sysrv-k
12:27:51 <sech1> https://cujo.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/A-Brief-Timeline-of-Sysrv_02.jpg
12:28:00 <sech1> minexmr and nanopool, wonderful (not)
12:29:48 <hyc> they dropped f2pool?
12:31:34 <hyc> seems like some of these are mining thru a pool proxy, so blocking the proxy address would be effective
12:31:53 <hyc> redirecting to a p2pool proxy would be even mor eeffective :P
12:32:42 <sech1> They switched to using a proxy to hide their XMR wallet addresses
12:33:08 <hyc> because the addr is queryable on the pool I suppose
12:34:53 <sech1> yes, the checked all pools for known addresses and found 145 XMR was paid out in total
12:34:56 <sech1> *they checked
12:35:53 <hyc> free money. I wonder how much they spend on servers to keep the botnet alive
12:43:29 <hyc> so since p2pool payment addrs are visible, would botnet operators be more or less exposed than they are now using regular pools?
12:45:34 <hyc> if the botnet folks all switched to p2pool basically they would no longer be a 51% threat.
12:49:34 <sech1> If they mine through proxy, there's no link to the address
12:50:04 <sech1> Everyone would just see "this address is mining at 200 kh/s" with no clue if it's a botnet or someone's farm
12:52:31 <hyc> so yeah, if they all switched to p2pool it would be better for the network as well as them.
13:39:34 <gingeropolous> it boggles my mind why the choose to be lazy at that component
13:39:39 <gingeropolous>                      ^they
13:39:41 <gingeropolous> close
18:00:14 <revuoxmr> Revuo Monero. Issue 121: May 12-19, 2022. http://revuo-xmr.com/issue-121.html
19:11:46 <SerHack> To Monero contributors&developer of monero-core/monero. Sorry for the question, are you using an IDE for Monero development? If so, which one is your favorite? 
19:17:10 <ilgatu> nvim
19:18:26 <selsta> i think most use vim yes
19:35:56 <apotheon> vi ftw
19:54:46 <rbrunner> First I used netbeans, but switched to vscode about 1 year ago. Never looked back :)