Ouch

<TrasherDK[m]> "Element Installer severely..." <- discuss about it in element room, ig?

ChangeNow adventures continue...... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…39760d1a29df5c486933296941488d9f6e6>)

I think I might need to charge interest rate after all of this finishes.

* this finishes. I think it's 4th day already

Excuse me what is this I'm seeing in my logs? "2023-08-03 14:06:42.593 I ###### REORGANIZE on height: 2943923 of 2943923 with cum_difficulty 296414540707750474" --> cum difficulty? <--

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It's probably short for cumulative.

But my teen brain is telling me someone has testicular disfunction, LMAO :table flip emote:

Yup, it's "cumulative"

Because if you have 2 chains that compete for being the one "true" chain, you do not simply compare which one has more blocks, but you compare the cumulated difficulty

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They need to sync their monero wallet with Sri Lankan DSL internet

Thank you guys

I've just uploaded my first prototipe of Monero web app

Now work only Monero wallet, in the next day I'm gonna fix thing and keep you updated

does anyone run a node on aws? what is the avg cost

Depends on your instance size, disk configuration, and typical bandwidth each month. AWS is generally pretty expensive

wrightpt1[m]: aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/?nc1=h_ls

lza_menace8: how do you recommend running one if accepting monero for payment through ecommerce?

are there enough nodes?

data from 2019 "We show that Monero’s network

is highly centralized — 13.2% of the nodes collectively maintain 82.86%

of the network connections. We have identified approximately 2,758 active nodes per day, which is 68.7% higher than the number reported by

the MoneroHash mining pool. "

old doc, i regularly see 20,000+ nodes running in a day

always could use more

bite the bullet and pay for a large enough machine or use a public node

lza_menace8: can i run the machine from home with non business internet connection? vs cloud

lza_menace8: Do you have a methodology for the node count on monero.fail?

brute force :D

I get an initial list of peers from my source node (singapore), then ask them for their peers, then ask them for their peers, ad infinitum until I cannot find any more

wrightpt1: Yes. Easy. A pruned node is about 70GB of storage. The only hard part is if you want to have incoming connections (connections that other nodes initiate). If you want that, you need to open ports on your computer and network device (probably a router).

lza_menace8: Thanks. Do you refresh the list every 24 hours, i.e. remove nodes that do not show up in a new scan?

the script is very resource intensive (poorly written + python), so i scan once weekly to prevent sluggishness on the site. nodes not seen on current scan are removed

*nodes in the database that are not seen in each scan are removed

I am using the cli wallet and try to connect to a public node. get this error message:

"This is the command line monero wallet. It needs to connect to a monero

daemon to work correctly."

are the urls on monero.fail not daemons?

--daemon-address --wallet-file and --trusted-daemon

suspect your arguments are being incorrectly passed

monero-wallet-cli --daemon-address bunkernet.ddns.net:18089 --wallet-file /home/wallet/file --trusted-daemon

ofrnxmr[m]: thank you

This is the command line monero wallet. It needs to connect to a monero... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…d26fca8e95824f1b4e6af43085a61076db1>)

i am doing the wallet file wrong then thanks

i just did the wrong thing :D

--generate-new-wallet /tmp/test

s/wrong/same/

one has to put the actual name of the wallet in the file path

I still get this error though: Wallet password:

Error: failed to load wallet: basic_string::_M_replace_aux

Error: You may want to remove the file "/home/p/Monero/" and try again

wallet works with gui

sudo apt install monero

install the older version

it worked

thank you so much

how efficient is the Cli mining? assume not much bc its so generalized for any hardware

anyway, thank you all for the help

it's not

xmrig is much more performant

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