lza_menace, this will grep all the logfiles for that string, and then identify and count the IPs :grep ERROR bitmonero.log* | grep "Error state" | cut -f 6 | cut -f 1 -d " " | cut -f 1 -d ":" | sort | uniq -c

unnecessary double grep but whatevs

i wont tell anyone

im going to tell chatgpt brb

I still think banning nodes permantly without first figuring out what causes this error state is a bad idea.

(assuming you ban them permanently, I didn't check the repo)

it's possible that this is a bug in monerod and not necessarily a malicious node

ginger has a bantime of 3600 seconds set (i dont notice any spam / resource usage myself)

i am going to try it to see if it cuts down on my bandwidth usage

i get emails every month that im getting throttled by my provider

(OVH)

3600 should be fine for nodes that cause a lot of errors, yes

man

@price zeph

oops

:D

gingeropolous: which log level?

i run log-level=1

hrm, another contender. grep "Failed to send message" bitmonero.log* | cut -f 6 | cut -f 1 -d "]" | sort | uniq -c | sort -n

and the genesis mismatch one

grep -C 5 "Client sent wrong NOTIFY_REQUEST_CHAIN: genesis block mismatch" bitmonero.log* | grep calling | cut -f 6 | cut -f 1 -d "]" | sort | uniq -c | sort -n

thats gonna be not as straightforward because the IP address is on a different log line than the error

but I got one that has 1041 instances of that

oh there's already a a built in block for that

though its apparently not effective

i guess we need a recidiv equivalent

all about lowering that CONOP baby

im running it

no blocks ye

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<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Hello roomies. I have some issues with my wallet. Is this a good place to ask questions?

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Couldn't connect to daemon: 127.0.0.1:18081

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Do I need to set port forwarding rule to resolve this? If I open port with my internal IP having public port range 18081 should I set my private port range to 18080? If I do open those ports, will it put my computer or LAN at risk by doing so, or is is isolated to the monero program?

<l​za_menace:monero.social> port forwarding not needed. do you have monerod running? you run monerod and the wallet at the same time

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> I'm not sure. Mac OS (I know, I know). I'm using the monero wallet gui with local node chosen. It synced the blochchain, but not the wallet. I had a functioning version previously but deleted it, and trying to restart now with seedphrase. I was surprised to see that a key file was also needed, so hopefully creating a new key file with the seedphrase will work to restore the funds <clipped message>

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> and get the wallet working again. Thanks for the reply. I won't waste time in the router.

crabwalk: do you have any other issues apart from the "Couldn't connect to daemon" message?

this message can show up when the wallet tries to connect to the node before it was started

usually in the next try a couple seconds later it connects successfully

so it's harmless unless you have other issues

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<p​irm:matrix.org> Feriado

<c​0w:matrix.org> nossa as salsichas foram assassinadas !

<c​0w:matrix.org> nossa as linguicas foram assassinadas !

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> In the log it looks like the only issue. But no matter how long I wait, the wallet progress bar does not move and the wallet never loads

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> [2023-11-15 12:44 PM] 2023-11-15 20:44:35.409 I Monero 'Fluorine Fermi' (v0.18.3.1-release)

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Error: Couldn't connect to daemon: 127.0.0.1:18081

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> [2023-11-15 12:44 PM] 2023-11-15 20:44:49.326 I Monero 'Fluorine Fermi' (v0.18.3.1-release)

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Height: 3018800, target: 3018861 (99.998%)

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Downloading at 73 kB/s

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> 2 peers

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Remote Host Peer_ID State Prune_Seed Height DL kB/s, Queued Blocks / MB

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> 82.69.12.29:18080 0000000000000000 before_handshake 0 0 1 kB/s, 0 blocks / 0 MB queued

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> 66.190.134.158:18080 2f918635b777d257 synchronizing 0 3018861 72 kB/s, 20 blocks / 0 MB queued

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> 1 spans, 0 MB

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> [.]

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> 66.190.134.158:18080 20/181 (3018800 - 3018819) -

are you fully synced up?

your daemon says 99% and not 100%

before that the wallet won't sync

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> Ive let it sit for a couple days with no change. Reinstalled and same thing repeats. It looks like nothing is happening.

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> I left it since I posted the log message earlier, and it looks the same now

<c​rabwalk:matrix.org> matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/…matrix.org/RHbUdhFMjiXBAoJPhDkMUyOW