00:32:48 <hyc> how's that compare to 65% before?
01:40:37 <Mochi101> Not really paying that much attention hyc. 
01:40:51 <Mochi101> 78% now though.
03:19:04 <duso> my sync is stalled about 450 blocks from head again
03:21:26 <Mochi101> duso, did you shut down the daemon and restart it?
03:21:45 <duso> Mochi101: Yup, even rebooted the vm
03:21:55 <Mochi101> You're using the latest version?
03:23:49 <duso> Mochi101: 0.18.0, latest in the pkg repository
03:59:07 <Steven_M> Hi All.
04:08:16 <Steven_M> I still can't seem to get an SSL connection working between my remote node an my wallet, but I thought of another idea. Can you connect a wallet to a remote node over SSH?
04:43:36 <Steven_M> did any you see my question earlier?
06:36:43 <moneromooo> Yes, you can use SSH for that, it's pretty complicated IIRC.
06:37:07 <moneromooo> Look for "ssh reverse proxy" IIRC.
08:32:39 <_DOOM_> Is there a way to get msr mod with xmrig without being root?
08:35:53 <sech1> run randomx_boost.sh as root, then xmrig can run without root
08:39:55 <_DOOM_> sech1: Thank you.
08:46:05 <l0cate> Hello, is there anyone here who can help me?
08:54:14 <_DOOM_> sech1: Actually, this did not work.
08:54:50 <sech1> how do you know it didn't work?
08:55:11 <_DOOM_> I am still getting msr mod failure
08:55:24 <sech1> where?
08:55:38 <_DOOM_> When starting xmrig
08:55:47 <sech1> of course
08:55:53 <sech1> because it's running without root
08:56:10 <sech1> it says it can't apply MSR mod, but it was already applied by the script, so it's ok
08:56:26 <_DOOM_> So it is technically working?
08:56:39 <_DOOM_> I will get regular hash rates?
08:57:06 <sech1> yes
08:57:33 <_DOOM_> Oh, okay
08:57:43 <_DOOM_> I just assumed it would say that it worked when starting xmrig
08:57:47 <_DOOM_> Thank you.
09:03:48 <ErCiccione> Haveno's test network announced: https://haveno.exchange/blog/test-network-launched/
16:22:17 <gingeropolous> "how do you update wallet".... woof
16:45:11 <hyc> how to crash a laptop that's using a 5400rpm HDD https://www.theregister.com/2022/08/18/janet_jackson_video_crashes_laptops/
18:00:15 <revuoxmr> Revuo Monero. Issue 133: August 11 - 18, 2022. http://revuo-xmr.com/issue-133.html
18:03:28 <flipkick> hey, Ive been mining for the last 3 days, Ive seen several "Block Found" green banners, but so far Ive recieved 0%...my status in p2pool shows 0 shares :( Ive setup the XMRig, p2pool and mondero with the associated flags for wallet address etc.  What else can I do to fix this?
18:04:08 <flipkick> s/mondero/monero ;)
18:07:46 <flipkick> monerod: "C:\Program Files\Monero GUI Wallet\monerod.exe" --detach --zmq-pub tcp://0.0.0.0:18083 --rpc-bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --confirm-external-bind
18:08:28 <flipkick> xmrig: "C:\Program Files\Monero GUI Wallet\monerod.exe" --detach --zmq-pub tcp://0.0.0.0:18083 --rpc-bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --confirm-external-bind
18:08:58 <flipkick> sorry....
18:09:01 <flipkick> xmrig: C:\webbin\xmrig-6.18.0\xmrig.exe -u x+49140 -o 127.0.0.1:3333
18:09:38 <flipkick> p2pool: C:\webbin\p2pool-v2.2.1-windows-x64\p2pool.exe --host 127.0.0.1 --wallet 43SEPExcMfDAzEJ9487bbkTz9pWHjeidFGmpzi4jNscF9Pb75S491CWMBoBzX2Jm9h1Fq5UNTP5BxTgGi367V5JC6qBT9yd
18:10:58 <moneromooo> You probably need to wait a bit more if you get no errors.
18:11:53 <moneromooo> You can also compare your hash rate with the p2pool hash rate, you should expect the same proportion of shares on average. See if's way out of kilter with whayt you actually get.
18:12:37 <tevador> https://p2pool.io/#faq
18:14:55 <flipkick> ok that makes sence, changing difficuilty is just a stats thing right? 30x 
18:18:00 <flipkick>  miner    speed 10s/60s/15m 1120.8 1132.2 1134.9 H/s max 1880.7 H/s -> Im mining at 1880 H/s x 30 = 56400
18:36:20 <anonboy> hello
18:40:35 <anonboy> i have noticed an issue with monero rpc wallet, I have created subadress on the 4th of July then I have updated to monero 18 yesturday and today I was given the same subadress generated on the 4th of July instead of creating a new one, hopefully I had unique constraint in my db otherwise the consequences could be very bad for me
18:41:32 <anonboy> or maybe everything is normal ?
18:49:01 <moneromooo> Getting the same subaddress twice seems incredibly unlikely. It's *way* more likely you didn't create a new one, but somehow messed up and used the other one.
18:49:19 <moneromooo> What steps did you make to create those ?
18:56:22 <anonboy> moneromooo maybe I am very unlucky.... I used monero javascript with rpc wallet
18:56:47 <anonboy> just calling the function CreateSubaddress()
18:57:43 <moneromooo> Does this take parameters ?
18:59:22 <anonboy> yes it takes account idx
18:59:27 <moneromooo> We don't have a create_subadress RPC. We have a create_address though, and that one ought not go over older ones. Depends on what CreateSubaddress uses then.
19:00:06 <moneromooo> Oh, one thing:
19:00:30 <anonboy> ok I used monero javascripand I have supposed this was coming from rpc wallet as I am connecting to it with monero javascript
19:00:44 <moneromooo> if you do not have your wallet cache after creating the subaddress, then reload that wallet, it'll obviously have no idea you had created some before.
19:01:12 <moneromooo> So in that case it'd go through older ones again. Did you kill the wallet, or did it crash, after you generated the first ones ?
19:01:36 <anonboy> in monero javascript source code it seems to be calling create_subadress yes
19:02:25 <moneromooo> s/if you do not have your wallet cache/if you do not SAVE your wallet cache/
19:02:29 <anonboy> what do you mean by wallet cached ?
19:02:59 <moneromooo> I do not mean cached, but cache. A state file, which remmebers, among other things, which addresses you already generated.
19:03:03 <anonboy> i am using monero rpc wallet, isn't it cached automatically ?
19:03:25 <moneromooo> Only if you exit normally or explicitely save.
19:04:04 <anonboy> is reboot command a normal exit ?
19:04:09 <moneromooo> No.
19:04:32 <moneromooo> Unless your OS sends sig 15 to processes when it does.
19:05:24 <moneromooo> So apparently it's what happened ? If so, always save after generating another subaddress.
19:05:34 <moneromooo> Saving's slow for large wallets.
19:05:38 <anonboy> so maybe that was the issue... but it only happned to me once, next address generated were new
19:08:49 <anonboy> why not saving the wallet automatically  directly after generating an address ?
19:09:13 <moneromooo> Saving's slow for large wallets.
19:09:41 <anonboy> I see
19:10:22 <moneromooo> Maybe one could add a "save" flag to create_address...
19:11:06 <moneromooo> It'd be more discoverable. Maybe.
19:13:46 <anonboy> yes it is a good idea I think