03:04:15 an input is a coin. an output is a coin. 03:07:34 sort of 09:11:48 day 3 of my monero adventures lol 09:16:52 my girl friend made some bluberry dumplings lol 09:17:02 has anyone tried compiling v18 on openbsd? it seems to fail on my end. 09:17:22 flyastara: what does fail 09:17:29 i am yet to try 09:17:49 i hate when people ask generic meaningless questions lol 09:18:34 user85: apologies, libunbound is reporting missing symbols. 09:18:47 ld: error: undefined symbol: event_base_new 09:18:50 and so on... 09:19:10 flyastara: have you tried to compiling your own libunbound? 09:19:33 also perhaps use some paste site to paste all errors 09:19:53 i am on debian - 0.17 worked well 0.18 yet to try 09:20:08 i tried using "make depends" but there doesn't seem to be a recipe for openbsd 7.1 09:20:21 well, i'm using -current 09:20:21 yea we only have one for freebsd currently 09:21:00 flyastara: need to link against libevent (or libevent2, not sure). 09:21:28 Some lib builds with it, so monero needs to bring it in too. 09:22:39 moneromoo: okay, i'll look into it. 09:22:39 unbound can be compiled with --with-livevent=no 09:24:40 selsta: do you eat dumplings? lol 09:25:12 not with blueberry lol 09:25:23 why lol its tasty 09:25:50 i make my own got machine to make mince etc :) 09:28:49 ok i just googled it, never tried it before 09:29:05 its usually blueberries and sugar 09:29:08 taste pretty good 09:33:58 can't access https://moneroworld.com/ via tor browser hmmm 09:34:15 maybe exit node is blocking it will try another node 09:43:12 it seems generally down to me 09:43:23 gingeropolous: ^ 09:46:21 selsta: if node is malicious what kind of info it can obtain from a transaction? 09:51:29 https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/11305/does-using-a-remote-node-compromise-the-whole-wallet/11306#11306 09:52:33 https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/7894/does-using-a-remote-node-provide-risks-to-anonymity 10:01:31 . By sending invalid data, the daemon can in some cases make the wallet error out sending a transaction, and if the user decides to retry, new ring siblings will be requested, allowing the daemon to deduce the true output. 10:01:45 what is true output? which data is in it? 10:02:26 But you cannot mitigate against the problem that the remote node knows when you are spending - if user is connected to tor exit node and remains connected after how is it useful to know when? 10:06:51 not sure how timing of spent is dangerous 10:30:41 if a spents unknown amount and b is not known how is time important 10:30:52 b is a recipient 10:37:09 i understand yes more full nodes the better 10:37:16 however sometimes people will use remote nodes - esp when they just start and sync takes time 10:40:14 I ran out of disk space when trying to sync the ETH blockchain, that bad boy is 1 TB now 10:40:52 Try removing the failed chain, and sync the monero chain instead, it's ~140 GB (or 45 GB pruned). 10:41:14 he said eth 10:41:28 lol 10:41:49 moneromooo: https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/338.pdf are those concerns addressed fully by now? 10:51:53 Never. There's always some leaked information. 10:55:46 They mention "zero mixins", which have been pretty much forbidden for years, so the impact of that is essentially zero nowadays. 10:56:03 So that particular traceability issue is long gone. 10:56:17 But attacks only get better. 10:56:44 So there's always more that can be obtained from whatever info is on the chain. 10:57:12 Not a very useful answer I guess but hey. 11:00:24 moneromooo: is there some diagram of monero and threats? 11:00:30 to make it easier to visualise 11:01:02 Not that I know of. 11:01:15 maybe i can make one later on 11:01:17 would that be useful? 11:01:27 Maybe. I'm not sure what you have in mind. 11:02:06 i will provide more details later on as I need to get pizza soon 11:02:08 :) 11:02:11 or something 11:15:49 trying proxychains + monero cli wallet :) 11:19:23 wallet failed to connect to daemon ... 11:29:17 Proxychains works well on Kodachi cos it's all set up ready and uses a built in VPN that allows connection user85 11:38:05 torsocks work fine too 11:38:17 can set proxy ip there to a tor browser 11:38:31 plus auto new circuit per process 11:51:22 got connected to malicious node was trying to force something lol 11:51:23 haha 12:00:04 why remote daemon refresh takes ages? 12:00:06 rest is clear 12:00:20 over tor? 12:01:17 yes 12:02:38 it works faster on some nodes 12:03:08 tor itself slows down sync a lot 12:03:26 quite sure it should be faster if you connect to .onion remote nodes directly instead of using exit nodes 12:03:49 Refreshing" means telling the wallet to check the blockchain to see if any transactions were sent or received in any blocks added to the chain since it last looked 12:04:03 only few blocks passed since full refresh should be fast 12:05:19 also came across misconfigured daemon? it asked me if I want to set it to mine in background lol 12:05:52 monero mining is gpu only or asics too? 12:06:23 i have also tried some onion nodes same - slow speed - maybe overloaded 12:06:32 will leave it on for 10 min or so 12:08:36 can mine with a gpu but it is very inefficient 12:09:02 the current asic is... a cpu 12:10:53 cpu? ehh 12:11:25 refresh is still stuck lol 12:14:58 when i try transfer libunbound error: can't create socket: Operation not permitted 12:15:00 why 12:16:32 are you using torsocks? 12:16:37 yep 12:16:42 why not use --proxy v 12:16:43 ? 12:16:51 why use it 12:16:59 i know how torsocks work 12:17:02 hmm 12:17:11 is issue torsocks related? 12:17:26 try it out 12:17:34 !!! 12:17:45 torsocks also sexy cause socks lol 12:18:10 ok i can try proxy v 12:18:35 --proxy 127.0.0.1:9050 or whatever you have set 12:18:56 also add --no-dns 12:19:14 i did change torrc too to prevent dns leaks 12:19:26 and run tcpdump just in case to see if anything leaks :) 12:19:37 ok will try 12:26:14 selsta: why does unbound bitch when torsocks are used? 12:27:18 does it also complain when you use --no-dns ? 12:27:45 i am now trying --proxy etc etc 12:27:50 will update 12:28:06 wallet failed to connect to daemon 12:28:09 haha 12:29:21 did you pass the correct IP? --proxy definitely works 12:29:35 it can also be 9051 12:29:57 i did pass correct ip 12:30:06 ok retrying 12:31:37 yes perhaps it was wrong proxy ip 12:37:06 however wait how did it connect then 12:37:11 if port was wrong... 12:49:53 ok nearly there lol 12:51:18 might mine it a bit too 12:51:21 for fun 12:57:12 selsta: it worked 12:57:26 wonder why it complains when proxysocks are used 13:07:33 yeah its dead. the vps running moneroworld died and i can't bring myself to just nuke the server 13:08:00 gingeropolous: is that your server? 13:08:14 just get another vps 13:08:29 and provide search for up and running monero nodes lol 13:10:19 checkout monero.fail 13:10:29 yah know what ima just redirect to monero.fail for now 13:10:50 shoulda prolly check with whatsisname 13:12:17 im still convinced i can rescue the server 13:30:04 don't have any backup? 13:36:23 kinda. i mostly have what i need, but im a weird data packrat. 13:46:04 i can access some rescue mode through VNC but i can't seem to get networking to work. 13:46:17 a weird use case for data transfer via QR code flashes 13:52:50 the vps was running windows? 13:58:02 no, the vps provider has a rescue mode "A small appliance created and attached to the virtual server can be accessed over the network" , and when this launches im able to access it via VNC that the vps provider offers 13:58:26 i modded grub via that route and actually got the vps to boot, but i haven't been able to reproduce 13:58:54 `dd` the disk, base64 it, then cat it to stdout and use OBS to record a video and then do OCR on it 14:00:03 :) 14:20:45 VNC doesn't have file transfer feature? 14:50:17 for 2$ a month im happy the dude managed to get the vm even accessible 14:51:37 lol 14:52:17 i mean its ubuntu 14 14:53:38 https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2020/03/17/tor-browser-fixes-bug-that-allows-javascript-to-run-when-disabled/ 16:46:37 re 16:46:55 jeebus 16:47:07 now jump to monero-pools 16:47:16 where the party at 18:57:01 user85: 🤔 blueberry dumpling sounds like a dessert 19:16:12 somehow I missed this hilarious fact 19:16:14 https://insidedefense.com/insider/schmidt-departs-chairman-defense-innovation-board 20:59:16 as2333, hey man... where have you been? I haven't seen you in -pools for ages. 21:02:33 Is anyone familiar with running monerod for full nodes? 21:02:54 what is your question? 21:13:31 hey Mochi101 21:13:54 How're you doing as2333 ? 21:15:30 fine, and you? 21:19:01 I'm pretty good as2333 21:19:45 I keep reading that your country is having some economic challenges as2333, is this true? 21:20:15 Mochi101 well inflation is more out of control than usual 21:20:59 Mochi101 and the peso/dollar exchange rate 50% down in a week or so. If we're lucky the govt will fall =) 22:09:29 :) 22:14:28 Well as2333, I've been hoping your government would fail since the first time we met. :) 22:15:11 lets fail it 22:15:15 which country? 22:15:45 I don't want to doxx him user85 22:16:03 Is that goverment Argentine ? I dont know much about your country but hope she will do well soon. 22:16:46 Are you in Mexico MexicanTakeout96 ? 22:16:58 user85 argentina 22:17:13 No I just like mexican foods :)) 22:18:02 MexicanTakeout96, you mean like Pozole or Mole or tacos de lengua? 22:18:13 or Huitlacoche? 22:19:56 Elote en vaso? Pepihuates? 22:20:42 Do you have a bottle of Tajin in your pocket? 22:20:46 That's a lot of things I havent tried haha 22:20:59 I like tamales and rancheros 22:21:35 tamales are nice 22:21:46 some lizards? 22:21:56 Not sure what you're referring to with "rancheros" though. 22:22:23 huevos rancheros 22:22:32 Mochi101 yeah, I don't have any special love for them either. Or for any other govt for that matter. 22:23:20 huevos rancheros are good 22:24:26 You can't get pozole where ou are MexicanTakeout96 ? 22:26:24 I dont think I see it yet, but I will try it for sure looks delishous 22:27:56 Pepihuates you can just make yourself... maybe... if you can get little balls of tamarind. 22:45:45 i saw interesting article about fingerprinting today 22:45:59 browser os and hardware fingerprinting combined 23:25:07 user85 yes very important to stop 'terrorism' and 'child porn' 23:25:20 oh and antivaxxers too 23:39:51 not sure which country is that 23:39:58 care to clarify 23:41:17 user85 are you asking me? 23:42:40 argentina 23:42:41 o well 23:45:30 yeah argentina is argentina, not sure how I can further clarify =P