13:34:12 <alem> what vps are you guys using with ipv4 support and unlimited bandwidth?
14:20:03 <yang> alem: I can recommend 'racknerd' provider
14:20:14 <yang> depends on the region where you want to rent the VPS
14:22:06 <alem> yang: looks interesting, accepts monero?
14:22:49 <yang> I don't think they do
14:23:14 <yang> they are a big provider
14:24:20 <yang> but check to be sure
23:38:02 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> Well, i saw that cuprate has wallet rpc support now so decided i would play around with it.
23:38:02 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> I like that you can issue ./cuprated --generate-config > cuprate.conf and get a default configuration file.
23:38:02 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> I did find that when you extract the tar archive, though, that it does not create a subfolder like cuptate&$VERSION-$ARCH so you need to create a folder before extracting it. Otherwise, you'll just end up with all the files in whatever directory you're in.[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/45fawJ4LOEctZFM5 ]
23:49:17 <br-m> <boog900> @shortwavesurfer2009: did you try to sync?
23:54:08 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> @boog900: I didn't pull the entire chain, but it did start.
23:54:08 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> At first, I thought it didn't have any IPv6 seed nodes, but looking deeper, I think it does.
23:54:55 <br-m> <boog900> We have the same seeds as monerod FWIW 
23:57:15 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> I will say I was a little confused because I wanted to do my sink over tor
23:57:15 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> When i set
23:57:15 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> Proxy="Tor" it would not connect, but when I did...[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/w8egwZ4LaTFUS3U2 ]
23:59:12 <br-m> <boog900> did you want to use the Tor daemon or Arti 
23:59:24 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> Daemon
23:59:55 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> farther down in the configuration for the hidden onion service I used "Daemon" as the flag