<t​eemo:digitalprivacy.diy> Hello

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<q​8monero:matrix.org> 🤣

<s​yntheticbird:monero.social> LMFAO

<r​avfx:xmr.mx> bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…thentication-bypass-vulnerabilities

<x​3cc:nope.chat> guys is it possible to use view-only wallet to create integrated addresses for payments? and process them, but don't send, so if payment server is compromised the funds are still safe, theoretically possible?

Yeah

<x​3cc:nope.chat> very nice, thanks

hey there xmr fam, I need some help, I used a one-time payment address to top up some service, but XMR Gui has split my transaction in 2 (wtf???), it split a tiny amount off, so the whole sum becomes invalid, because the one-time address is waiting for the exact sum, I guess. Did this ever happened to anyone? Somebody any idea? this is also scary

as now paying to a one-time address becomes like gambling.

It can split the transaction in 2 if you have too many small inputs, and the single transaction would be too large

thanks sech1! ah, by inputs you mean something like little amounts received through p2pool-mining? so using such a mining account can result in splitting? wow, that would mean such accounts can not be used to pay one-time addresses. and do you think my whole amount is now lost as this one-time address keeps on waiting for the perfect sum, until it

expires in few days?

if only a time amount was broken off, if you pay that remaining small amount and it does not work, you're only losing that additional small amount.

to rephrase, if you've already paid the bulk of it, you don't have much more left to lose by paying the remaining small amount, polypeyo

If that shop's programmers weren't stupid, they should be waiting for the remainder, not for the full amount. Contact their support.

Yes, mining account with many small inputs will result in splitting if you don't consolidate your inputs first (by sending them to yourself)

sech1, thanks for your thoughts, you are right, I will contact support. and now I know about consolidating, great!

regarding the programmers, please correct me, but I thought XMR one-time payment addresses work like that: only one input can be received.

they are designed so that you can give a different payment address to different people while all ending up in the same account but you can receive multiple payments to one of those addresses

nioc, ah interesting, thanks! that made me reformulate my mail to support. I am trying to consolidate now many inputs to send to myself, but the Wallet seems to have a problems with it, takes such a loooong time "creating transaction"... and gives errors for now.

weird, I can not even send anything now.

so reddit alternatives are lemmy and retroshare eh?