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<sacarlson>
can I access these lumens i've recieved on horizon-testnet.stellar.org from the test.stellar.org api or are they two different networks? the addresses I'm getting seem to be longer and I don't get a balance from them now
<sacarlson>
can I point my api port 9002 to another url to get it to work for horizon-testnet.stellar.org?
<sacarlson>
if not how can I get more lumens for the test.stellar.org:9002
<sacarlson>
eample this account seems to work with my software on test.stellar.org for me ghr1Bkm4RYLu3k24oPeQVsZ41rJiy9tNza but this address with lumens deposited does not gjEaiJ65eJuL4xT1E1hv3pmB4xkx18xb2RrNKK5VF9QJ9LJA3a
<sacarlson>
I must have started my project on the wrong day just before they changed
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<epsilon> @jed: I had updated and set both peer and validation keys. It hadn't sync'd by 'age' posted above. Syncing on older versions has been possible without setting history so I thought perhaps there might be a minimal history requirement now.
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<epsilon> Just tried it again now using the testnet config from docs and caught a dump. Will upload in case @monsieurnicolas needs to take a look.
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<matschaffer> sacarlson: if you scroll down on https://www.stellar.org/ a bit there’s a "Developing on Stellar” section where you can click through creation and friendbot funding. it worked for me just now
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<matschaffer> you get STR not lumens on the old network btw
<sacarlson>
oh cool I'll look again
<sacarlson>
oh wow that must have been where I got it before but lost how to find it. ya that works thanks stellar-slack
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<meetreks> matschaffer, Hi
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<meetreks> can you help me with my query re: test accounts
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<matschaffer> I can certainly try @meetreks
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<meetreks> stellar_path_find
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<meetreks> if I need to play with test accounts to see what is returned for different currencies
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<meetreks> what is the best way to do it?
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<matschaffer> I'd probably use one of the client libs against testnet
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<meetreks> can you explain client libs a bit more please
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<matschaffer> Or a private cluster could work too
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<matschaffer> You may be able to have friendbot give you more STR
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<meetreks> :)
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<meetreks> how can I contact friendbot the robot :)
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<matschaffer> @meetreks: stellard is the old network, stellar-core is the new one. We're nearing transition to the new network but not quite there yet. The two are separate in most every way (accounts, API, code base)
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<meetreks> OK
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<meetreks> this helps a lot
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<meetreks> thanks master :)
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<meetreks> So any reference to stellar-core?
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<matschaffer> Like docs? Still working on those
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<meetreks> so that I can download the necessary and close the loop
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<matschaffer> Though the repo has some fledgling docs
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<epsilon> hey, @matschaffer is core ETA close-ish ?
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<meetreks> OK
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<meetreks> 2 things
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<matschaffer> As fast as we can. But it's a "done when done" thing. Wouldn't want to rush and cause trouble after launch
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<meetreks> for now, let me try with stllard
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<meetreks> stellard
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<meetreks> and play around with it
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<meetreks> I will read about stellar-core
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<matschaffer> Sounds good!
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<meetreks> For stellard, where can I request friendbot for some friendly stellars
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<matschaffer> or at least links to docs
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<matschaffer> epsilon: yeah, I think doing less also has a lot to do with it
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<matschaffer> not a c++ guy myself, but it is definitely very light weight. I actually installed a monitoring agent last week and the total memory footprint on the box was mostly the agent, not stellar-core
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<epsilon> haha yeah
<sacarlson>
so this stellar-slack must be some kind of a gateway to IRC?
<sacarlson>
I thought I was chating with one guy ha ha
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<matschaffer> sacarlson: haha, yes. It’s a bot that bridges our slack & irc channels
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<matschaffer> the slack name should show up at the front of the irc message
<sacarlson>
I just did my first successful transaction of my new currency CHP in the test.stellar.org network. I'm very happy
<sacarlson>
no my poker network will have it's own money
<sacarlson>
no = now
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<matschaffer> hey congrats!
<sacarlson>
matschaffer thanks
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<yaseenhamdulay> why is the seed of an account generally stored?
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<yaseenhamdulay> doesn't the seed just generate the public, private key pair?
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<matschaffer> yaseenhamdulay: typically I see the private key referred to as the “seed” if that’s what you mean
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<matschaffer> like if you hit `curl -X POST https://test.stellar.org:9002 -d '{"method":"create_keys”}’` you get `master_seed` as the private portion of the key (afaik)
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<matschaffer> stellar-core -genseed has the same convention
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<yaseenhamdulay> in js-stellar-base there is a seed, private and public key
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<yaseenhamdulay> digging in it appears to just be "Returns a new signing key pair generated deterministically from a 32-byte seed. " from tweetnacl
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<matschaffer> this seems to have the same convention where the “seed” is the private portion and publicKey is the public portion
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<yaseenhamdulay> the public and private key is a function of the seed
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<matschaffer> meetreks: unstruck? Not really sure what you mean. I also haven’t tried pathed payments myself yet so maybe there’s some vocabulary I’m missing
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<sacarlson>
after I setup a trust path do I have to wait 10 secounds or 1 update cycle before I can recieve a transaction to that trust or can I do it imidiatly?
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<meetreks> matschafer
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<meetreks> Hi
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<meetreks> This is what I want to emulate
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<meetreks> I want to try emulating 10 cross border transactions
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<meetreks> across different currencies
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<meetreks> what is the best way to go about doing this in http://test.stellar.org|test.stellar.org
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<meetreks> can you kindly help me
<sacarlson>
meetreks sounds cool can't wait to try it
<sacarlson>
and from what I learned it seems you don't have to put any delay after you add a trust before you do a transaction or at least it worked at least one time in test
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<dzham> sacarlson: as long as the tx’s are submitted in the correct order it’s fine
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<dzham> meetreks: you need to create 10 gateways, set trust, issue credits, submit offers
<sacarlson>
dzham cool, I originaly thought the trust would have to propagate before it was accepted so had originaly added delays but now have them removed
<sacarlson>
also seems I can perform the same trust commands on the same account without a problem even after it was already done before
<sacarlson>
I had planed to write a test to see if it was already set before I ran the trust command but now I'm skiping that
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<monsieurnicolas> @epsilon: easiest when reporting crashes that you just send out a stack trace. Do you know how to do this?
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