00:18:07 When you mine a share 00:18:36 P2pool.observer has a calculator on it iirc 00:59:26 gingeropolous_: I'm not seeing what you're referring to. If I run the command `curl localhost:18081/json_rpc -d '{"method":"get_block","params":{"height":3000000}}'`, the `blob` field doesn't have any extra zeros AFAICT. Is there a specific block that does this? 01:43:17 jeffro256: , there's one in 3204026 01:43:50 and then one in 3204027 01:44:00 If you're talking about the example used in the Monerod RPC docs, height 2751506, those last 12 bytes of zeros are 10 zero bytes from a non-standard nonce value (I can't explain that part), then 1 zero byte as the RingCT type, then 1 zero bytes for the number of transaction hashes (0) 01:44:11 lemme look at 3204026 01:45:47 and why do the tx hashes get printed out twice, once with slashes and once in a csv sorta thing 01:48:04 Yeah same thing with 3204026, they put a nonce in tx extra that contains 0s 01:48:38 The tx hashes appear twice just for ease of developers 01:49:24 The "json" field is the block encoded as JSON, the "tx_hashes" is the pure hashes 01:50:06 Technically they appear three times since it's also in the blob field 01:53:12 right. OK, so to get the actual transaction data, i still need to grab them using the get_tx_from_hash or whatever the call is 01:53:49 cause the blob, and then those 2 tx hash fields are all just the tx hash. the vin vout and all the keys are not in the blob 01:59:34 ok yup 02:00:23 im an idiot 02:56:18 The vin vout as well as the rest of the body are there for the miner tx, but yeah only the tx hashes for the the non-miner txs 02:56:30 No, not an idiot 06:16:47 when compiling from source, is there a way to compile only specific tools. like, just `monerod` or `monero-wallet-rpc`? 10:44:52 [01:18:07] When you mine a share 10:45:14 i thought it was distributed among the pool when someone in the pool mines a share? 11:33:31 you need to mine a share, the pool needs to mine a block 14:40:34 You could comment out all the `monero_add_executable` lines in the CMakeLists.txt files except the ones you want to compile 14:54:38 thanks 14:57:45 here's another way I found: 14:57:47 clone the monero repo 14:57:49 ``` 14:57:51 cd monero 14:57:53 mkdir build && cd build 14:57:55 cmake .. 14:57:57 ``` 14:57:59 it creates a `Makefile` that you can use with make 14:58:01 `grep cmake_check_build_system Makefile | sort` 14:58:03 lists all the build targets 14:58:05 just gotta know which target to build :) 17:07:14 Hi guys 17:32:13 Shouldn't https://localmonero.co/ be down by now? 17:32:18 nvm it is Nov 17:32:38 will their https://localmonero.co/blocks/ stay? 18:54:10 I think the Gentoo ebuild is written so that it can build only selected targets. 19:15:10 They said yes, but we'll see 19:27:46 <321bob321:monero.social> https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/monero.social/jchVtYIBMLyoDTpZYyfJmerz 19:50:54 PSA: If you are using Tor Browser, **STOP USING IT NOW**. There is an vulnerability actively exploited in the wild and no update for Tor Browser yet. mfsa2024-51 19:51:40 PSA: If you are using Tor Browser, **STOP USING IT NOW**. There is a vulnerability actively exploited in the wild and no update for Tor Browser yet. mfsa2024-51 19:53:45 Correction: Tor Browser did fix it, but my Tor Browser didn't show the update. Manually check for updates! 19:53:47 https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-1357/ 19:56:36 Given that this is FF in general and not just Tor, this is scary. 19:57:39 Yep, this is the worst possible vuln 19:57:46 Disabling JavaScript doesn't help either 19:58:38 This is over 19:58:57 Now I wonder how long it has existed already and whether we could've been hit too... 19:59:19 We don't know at what scale it has been exploited. 19:59:35 It's possible this was used very targeted. 20:00:04 Sure hope so! 20:00:07 Generally, I'd expect so with a vuln of this caliber. You don't want to use it broadly and waste it. Whoever used it must be really upset right now. 20:00:35 Hoped this was something specific to Tor Browser which I haven't used in a while but no... 20:00:44 Browsers should always be firejailed - at least. When I Tor-browse, I use Whonix. 20:00:50 Probably it was used in a chain with more exploits 20:01:01 Very doubtful someone using such an exploit would stop after exploiting the browser 20:01:21 hyrkvljer: I think your sandbox won't help - this was very likely combined with a kernel exploit 20:01:25 Well, at least an exploit chain is not something I'd be afraid of because that doesn't sound passive) 20:01:47 holy shit 20:02:00 Oh you absolutely could do an exploit chain at scale - until it gets detected 20:02:06 there is no technical reason you can't do it - just that someone will detect it and fix the bugs 20:02:56 I mean that people's systems are more varied... 20:03:15 My personal guess is that this was targeted at Tor users - a specific Tor user or group of Tor users 20:03:17 probably used by law enforcement 20:03:31 well, whonix should help... unless it's like really sophisticated 20:03:57 whonix definitely help 20:04:00 Sure hope it wasn't passive malware spread on normal users... 20:04:02 Given an exploit of *this* caliber? That was sophisticated. 20:04:09 That exploit was not cheap 20:04:27 I'd guess this cost at least 200k, if not more 20:05:03 Well, we can only pray it was for people of interest. 20:07:44 Oh ffs. As this in the layout engine, it probably also works in Thunderbird. 20:07:51 And there is no update yet. 20:08:17 sorry boss, can't check my emails until its patched 20:32:49 I use alpine. 20:36:01 Nah, go distroless bro 20:37:14 Nah, go full EFI bro 20:37:49 heh. Took me a while to understand the confusion. I meant alpine the e-mail reader. 20:38:21 OH 20:46:37 Remote code execution in EFI. Exactly what we need. 20:48:52 AAAA 21:06:22 *Wait until he learn about EFI drivers* 21:06:50 WiFi in UEFI! 21:06:58 It's a thing. I wish it weren't. 21:18:31 Internet archive have just been hacked 21:26:17 <321bob321:monero.social> By the book companies? 21:27:26 Actively rewriting history or conveniently deleting the evidence? 21:27:55 <321bob321:monero.social> The monero video is gone?