06:10:35 PoS kinda guy maybe 12:14:13 censorship 12:17:27 https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/monero-how-to-allow-remote-access-on-own-node-on-windows-10-to-phone/22850 12:17:39 if anyone want to help this new monero user 12:21:12 Can't join #monero-markets:monero.social with new account somehow (don't know, other groups on monero.social are fine) 12:21:13 Can anyone help? Invite or something 12:22:27 add `--rpc-restriced-bind-ip=0.0.0.0 --rpc-restricted-bind-port=18089` to startup flags 12:22:29 on router, Port forward 18089 from public ip to private ip of node (192.268 etc) 12:23:49 It says youre already in the room 12:24:28 oh no 12:24:29 not again 12:24:36 damn. But I am not 12:24:44 I believe you 12:25:05 it is covered in docs yet? 12:25:14 try logging in from a new client 12:25:25 Not port forwarding 12:25:49 And not for gui node runners. Gui node has a section for "startup flags" 12:26:07 For cli (monerod) you'd use the config file 12:29:35 the "hard" part is port forwarding. 12:29:35 user needs to know how to 12:29:37 1. Find private (lan) ip (192.168.1.12 etc) 12:29:39 2. access their router (192.168.0.0 etc) 12:29:41 3. access routers port forwarding page (different companies name this in different ways) 12:29:43 4. Forward private to public (different companies use different names) 12:29:45 5. Find public ip (can search duckduckgo for "my ip") 12:29:47 6. access node via publicIP:18089 12:30:00 I have a guide.. 1 sec 12:30:12 https://github.com/nahuhh/android-termux-monero-node#connecting-to-your-node--seeding-the-network 12:30:18 Forgot about this 12:31:19 linking this guide is enough for OP's question? 12:33:29 https://github.com/nahuhh/android-termux-monero-node?tab=readme-ov-file#p2p-seeding 12:33:29 this is written about 18080, but they should do the same for 18089 12:33:52 Need to tell them this too 12:36:31 1. Add flags to `statup flags` 12:36:33 2. Enable port forwarding for 18089, like the pics here: https://github.com/nahuhh/android-termux-monero-node?tab=readme-ov-file#p2p-seeding 12:36:35 note: pics show 18080, but op will want to do 18089 (add 18080 if they want to enable incoming connections for blockchain sync) 12:36:51 > The process for port forwarding may vary slightly depending on the router used. If you DuckDuckGo "port forwarding" and add the name / brand of your router, you should find a guide. 12:40:56 would be great if this guide is added to docs so can link it easily for them 12:50:03 Ideally.. gui would just add check boxes for restricted binds 12:53:02 But yes, will make a page for running node via gui 13:31:20 ofrnxmr OP wants their local node to be on their windows machine so they can sync their mobile wallet from it. 13:32:15 Yeah 13:32:34 Above steps are under that assuption 13:52:08 my monerod is reachable from internet on port 18080 18081, but form local i get Error: Problem fetching info-- rpc_request: 13:57:11 how are you trying to access locally? 13:57:26 And how are you accessing remotely? 13:57:44 (how do you know that its reachable from the internet) 13:58:40 sounds to me like its 13:58:42 a) not reachable 13:58:43 b) you restricted the port and are trying to send unrestricted commands 13:58:45 tldr: more info needed 13:59:32 ill take b) 14:15:32 this guide good ? 14:15:33 https://github.com/KeeJef/MoneroNodeGuides/blob/master/MonerujoLocalRemoteNodeGuide.pdf 14:17:41 No 15:49:51 Looks like the scariest monster of them all for some people will just vanish into the dark: https://news.slashdot.org/story/24/11/28/168214/even-central-banks-are-losing-faith-in-cbdcs 15:51:20 I might become afraid of running out of things to be afraid of ... 15:58:14 rbrunner: Wokeness is falling out of favor as more people start waking up and saying "fuck no" to the elites. 15:59:04 ALERT ALERT CONTREVERSIAL TOPIC QUOTED 15:59:17 EVERYONE TO THEIR POLITICAL BATTLE STATION 15:59:32 Yeah, I wonder for some time already what craze will finally replace "woke", in maybe 3 or 4 years' time or so 16:01:20 s​yntheticbird y u do dat, i wuz sleeping 16:02:13 sorry nioCat, ig you can go sleep again now that the alert is over 16:02:15 rbrunner: Hopefully we'll just go back to the way it was in the early 2000s, back when you could just say whatever you wanted, and just agree to disagree. 16:03:01 agree to disagree has vanished from the average american mind since 10 years, its depressing 16:03:37 Now you're put into categories you don't belong to for the sake of others to use you or hate you 16:03:56 thats perverse 16:04:49 Yeah, that's because of the elite's response to Occupy Wallstreet. 16:05:04 But how can I find out who to blame for not believing in my worldview? 16:05:22 "Oh no, Occupy Wallstreet! Quick, employ identity politics!" Which really seemed to work. 16:06:19 blame yourself for not finding a worldview that is coherent with reality 16:06:25 and that go both ways 16:06:27 pro tip, there is history before you were born 16:06:34 so callede left and right are delusional 16:06:38 Really? Lol 16:07:40 binary politics has entitled easy to manipulate individual into thinking it was a war over good vs evil. this is stupid at several atmospheric level 16:08:34 s​yntheticbird the algorithm rules 16:09:25 nioCat true 16:11:27 The real question is, which side of objectively good, and which side is objectively evil though? 16:11:37 Because it's just stupid. 16:15:10 remiliascarlet: indeed. Both have good and evil. and thats why the binary view do not work and never will. 16:16:37 Over the sake of virtue, they amassed individuals in a side that are different, with a different set of moral, and expect to appear united, yet in reality are the nest of some evil. One can argue that a side have more evil than good, but even then, you cannot take a decision such as one is good and the other is evil and call it objective 16:17:59 The best move is not to play. 16:35:07 In some cases, the best move is just to wait for natural selection to do its job. 16:43:43 I find it cynical and I disagree. We've known for a fact that some people are disadvantageous in a critical domain for their life yet are blessed on something else. Solidarity is a concept with which I'm more than supportive