16:41:06 Q: is there anything similar to the ENS '.eth' trend with monero? Seems antithetical to anonymity/privacy, but was curious because I do see plenty of reputable 'xmr' handles. To avoid the xyproblem, I'm wrestling with how to be a good/honest rep. How do I advocate monero as a more mature eth without causing more division/tribalism? Apologies if this is a sensitive subject. Ig for now I will only advocate cryptography as a insightful 16:41:07 history worth investigating lol 16:44:27 As far as I know there is only this, and it's much broader because it works with "normal" DNS: https://openalias.org/ 16:44:45 It does not seem to be very popular to use such aliases for one's addresses. 16:45:06 Might also have to do with the introduction of subaddresses, with the advice to keep your main address for yourself 16:49:55 (i.e. not make it public) 17:50:57 * someoneelse49549 uploaded an image: (115KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/aspkHSGDnViCmRZVBjjMcjEA/Screenshot%20from%202023-05-29%2019-50-33.png > 17:50:59 * someoneelse49549 uploaded an image: (5KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/qAPmPJRDIzogjNqwDRlZTHfg/Screenshot%20from%202023-05-29%2019-50-39.png > 17:51:06 I bet you guys never see this option 17:56:13 after 3 days of tech support from 4 people a user revealed they had set the number of KDF rounds to something like 5000 18:04:03 KDF Rounds are the number of rounds used for deriving the spendkey from the initial entropy? 18:05:22 plowsof: Is that a fictional horror story or in the true crime genre? 18:05:40 searching for the issue 18:06:25 KDF algorithm is cryptonight v0, correct? With 5000 rounds most PCs should still be able to create a wallet within 1 minute 18:08:09 ok 2 days* but it was 4 people https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/issues/4141#issuecomment-1489190564 , i appear to be upset 18:09:13 selsta put us out of our misery and asked about the KDF rounds 18:12:39 Why isn't the number of KDF rounds saved as cleartext inside the wallet file? 18:13:25 good Q (must be consistent it seems) 18:22:45 We will see how that ledger shard backup is implemented. Eventually 😂 18:32:55 I also noticed something quite bad in the Monero source code 18:33:37 apparently, address is made of network-prefix (usually 1 byte) + 64-bytes of keys + 4 bytes checksum 18:33:56 xfedex[m]: What? Wallet2? 18:34:27 checksum is 4 bytes keccak256(netprefix+64bytes keys) 18:35:09 isn't keccak256 too slow to act as a checksum? Wouldn't something like xxhash be better? Also, what's the necessity of using 4 bytes? Wouldn't 2 bytes checksum be enough? 18:55:19 Address checksums are not verified on chain since addresses do not appear on the chain. The checksums don't have to be fast. 19:45:25 I might have brain damage. Every time I try to use RPC to transfer money I'm sending factor more than I want. I know I need to convert to atomic units. So 1XMR would be 1x10^12 no? 19:50:44 Sounds right 19:52:07 100000000000 is 0.1xmr 19:53:18 In that case I'd want one more zero 19:54:48 There's a secondary issue where I'm trying to decided if I'm using this 3rd party library right 19:54:49 I'm looking at the logs in RPC that were submitted 19:54:50 idk 19:58:17 https://www.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html#transfer 19:59:01 subaddr_indices will transfer the specified amount from those specified indices right? or will it transfer everything from those indices? 20:03:04 Amount 20:03:16 perfect 20:03:28 Sweep_...address? Does the sweep 20:03:48 That's what I thought. Just wanted to confirm I was understanding correctly. 20:04:08 because I just tried to send a 1xmr transaction and it somehow ended up sending 20 20:04:15 this is stagenet btw so no one freak out lol 20:05:30 20 instead of 1? Cat jump on the kb? 20:05:57 Howd ya manage to turn a 1 into a 2 20:06:57 I have no idea! Do funds get locked up during a transfer? 20:07:40 Can I copy paste some a few lines from RPC logs? 20:08:44 D transfer: adding 1.000000000000, for a total of 1.000137160000 20:08:44 D wanted 1.000137160000, found 10.000000000000, fee 0.000137160000 20:08:44 D preparing outputs 20:08:44 W amount=10.000000000000, real_output=15, real_output_in_tx_index=1, indexes:..... 20:08:51 It sees the original 1 20:09:05 yes the subaddr has 10 xmr in total. How did amount become 10?? 20:09:33 this can't even be the library at this point if this is in the monero-wallet-rpc I'm running locally and sending transactions to 20:14:59 If I wasn't so confident that I'm making an error maybe would say it's a malicious lib on npm lol 20:20:40 20:12 Why isn't the number of KDF rounds saved as cleartext inside the wallet file? <-- could be an info leak if someone has a very specific number 21:13:21 scragglez: try #monero-community-dev:monero.social for monero-javascript issues 21:14:08 looks like you have 1 usable output of 10xmr 21:14:08 yes funds get locked during transfer 21:14:43 More specifically, your change output is locked for 10 blocks just like the spend output 21:15:52 Of you _shouldnt_ have 10xmr, Monero Community Dev as its a monero-javascript issue 21:23:14 Yeah so I set up another wallet and the amount I want to send is arriving correctly. If I send 1 xmr, 1 xmr will arrive in the wallet 21:23:25 the issue is that 10xmr will dissapear from the current wallet 21:23:37 50xmr just disappeared as well 21:24:09 plowsof: thanks going to join that now 21:34:22 yep its what ofrnxmr said.. the 10xmr will be the output you received from a stagenet faucet, as ofrnxmr alluded to: https://www.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/change.html 22:12:07 can confirm, it wasn't "disappearing" it was just change going back to the main address