13:18:10
msvc:
how to build monero inside docker for arm architecture? tried to substitute x86_x64 for aarch64 in Dockerfile but to no avail, it still tries to build for x86:53.59 Building boost... 53.67 /src/contrib/depends/work/build/x86_64-linux-gnu/boost/1.89.0-e753f48fa9e/tools/build/src/tools/common.jam:1101: in common.find-compiler from module common 53.67 error: toolset gcc initialization: 53.67 error: provided command '"x86_64-linux-gnu-g++" "-m64"' not found
13:18:38
msvc:
i tried to run make like this: make -j$(nproc) depends target=aarch64-linux-gnu
13:25:42
tobtoht:
I could use Guix builds on #9969. We'll need this for RandomX v2.
13:28:28
tobtoht:
ping sech1
13:32:11
plowsof:
👀
13:34:46
sech1:
I don't know, use the same scripts that are used to produce release binaries? I'm on my phone now, can't look it up
13:39:00
tobtoht:
sech1: I meant to ping you re #9969
13:39:14
tobtoht:
msvc: The Dockerfile isn't really maintained and I would not recommend using it in production.
13:39:28
tobtoht:
Take a look at https://github.com/sethforprivacy/simple-monerod-docker or use a aarch64 release binary.
13:39:33
plowsof:
running a guix build for 9969
13:39:39
tobtoht:
ty plow
13:39:54
sech1:
I'll check 9969 when I get back home
13:40:02
tobtoht:
cool, ty
14:03:55
msvc:
@tobtoht: I've looked into it but I suppose the right way is to use official docker or build it manually, seth image is kinda outdated plus it uses fixuid and fixuid themselves say on their github page: "fixuid should only be used in development Docker containers. DO NOT INCLUDE in a production container image"
14:05:23
msvc:
btw is there any particular reason why there is no official monero docker image? bitcoin-core has one, so should we
14:09:16
selsta:
no one is interested in maintaining anything docker related
14:09:19
selsta:
so far at least
14:09:35
selsta:
if someone steps up for long term maintenance it can be added
14:29:12
tobtoht:
bitcoin core doesn't have an official docker image
14:36:36
basses:matrix.org:
msvc, what about https://github.com/lalanza808/docker-monero-node/ ?
14:37:13
basses:matrix.org:
docker will be used more for stuff like LWS, see https://github.com/lalanza808/lwsadmin
14:38:50
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
I just build lws manually. Easy ah
14:39:39
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
The above link isnt for lws docker, but for lza's lws admin panel
14:39:52
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
The lws docker is maintained by vtnerd
14:44:04
basses:matrix.org:
I meant for monerod
15:16:47
sech1:
tobtoht building now, but it's a fresh install so guix is building everything... looks like it's even building gcc itself first, so it will take while...
15:26:12
sech1:
30d697c73a848d1d720f38fc8a5cce9ad7abe394d336fdf775bf077ad247cb5c ./monero-x86_64-linux-gnu-712daec8bc54.tar.bz2
15:26:23
sech1:
this one matched, building the rest now
17:27:16
Guest22:
Does someone know if the log information is enough?
17:27:17
Guest22:
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10286
17:30:41
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
I think need higher log level. Just scanned over it and it just looks like resizing as usual then crash
17:32:42
Guest22:
thanks for quick answering
17:32:51
Guest22:
Do you think i should use log level 4
17:32:54
Guest22:
--log-level 4
17:33:22
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
Will be super verbose but yea
17:33:42
ofrnxmr:xmr.mx:
Can try 3 first if you can reproduce this easily
17:34:45
Guest22:
I will thanks
17:37:41
selsta:
.merge+ 10280 9969
17:37:41
xmr-pr:
Added
18:23:34
msvc:
when i invoke open_wallet - for how long does the password stay in memory, is it in plaintext there? how to use wallet without password UNLESS transfer / private key requested?
18:33:34
msvc:
*this question is related to rpc