00:23 <sacarlson1> I just had some thoughts about this RPC client i've setup. It has to transmit the secreet key to perform some transactions so that I would assume is open for man in the middle attack?

00:24 <sacarlson1> I guess to use this without fear you would have to connect to your own local stellar node

00:39 <bittrex-richie> local sign it and just send the signed transaction

01:40 <sacarlson1> bittrex-richie: I'll have to look that up thanks

01:42 <sacarlson1> bittrex-richie: so to sign it then It would require that I had the ruby libs to sign installed

01:42 <sacarlson1> libsodium I think

02:05 <sacarlson1> what's the probability that if I send a native STR transaction that it takes more than 20 seconds to be registered? I now have a loop that checks every 10 seconds wonder how many times I should try to loop

02:09 <sacarlson1> I'm auto creating new accounts so I have to wait for them to be active before I can perform other transactions with them.

02:11 <sacarlson1> with my present wait time of 10 seconds without check loop I get 6 out of 7 accounts created in 10 seconds on test.stellar.org

02:26 <sacarlson1> from my test of only 5 transactions so far I found that 1 out of 5 went through in 5 seconds 3 out of 5 went through in 10 secounds only 1 out of 5 took more than 10 seconds on test.stellar.org

02:40 <sacarlson1> I've now detected one transaction that failed to register after 35 seconds so maybe I have a problem?

07:20 <stellar-slack> <epsilon> @monsieurnicolas: new Ubuntu box, disabled apport and have gdb watching it.

07:20 <stellar-slack> <epsilon> stellar-core d5257bb test cfg from docs

07:22 <stellar-slack> <epsilon> -c scp is reporting just {"you" : "000000"}

10:00 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> rake testnet:fund_friendbot gives me "bad value of v in _ext_t” any ideas?

10:41 <sacarlson1> I as I have managed to create a new currency on test.stellar.org I thought I might as well see if I can test selling some of them for STR on any offers?

10:41 <sacarlson1> my currency at present is CHP

10:43 <sacarlson1> I want 20 STR for 1 CHP on testnet

11:06 <sacarlson1> are the value in "TransactionType": "OfferCreate", in integer or int/1E6 or floating point?

11:10 <sacarlson1> well it didn't work I get Unable to parse request

11:10 <stellar-slack> <bartek> @sacarlson1 https://www.stellar.org/api/#api-amount "An amount of stellars is always represented in microstellars (the smallest divisible stellar unit).”

11:10 <stellar-slack> <bartek> however: "An amount that represents a currency credit is a triplet of the following parameters: value: the amount of credit. currency: the 3 letter currency code, USD, BTC, EUR etc. issuer: the Stellar account that issued the credit."

11:10 <stellar-slack> <bartek> "When directly submitting transactions to stellard, make sure to quote the numbers. Normally, numbers would not be quotd in JSON so that they are interpreted as a number. However, when used to sign transactions, stellard is unable to parse JSON integers greater than 4,294,967,295 (2^32-1). This can cause transactions (such as one with more than 4294.967295 STR being sent) to be rejected by the stellard you

11:10 <stellar-slack> accepts quoted numbers and correctly interprets them."

11:11 <sacarlson1> cool thanks bartek

11:12 <sacarlson1> I'll try again

11:16 <sacarlson1> I found my first error I had left a comma in the "STR" part

11:17 <sacarlson1> now I get "error_message" : "Field 'tx_json.TakerPays' has invalid data.",

11:18 <sacarlson1> "TakerPays": {

11:18 <sacarlson1> "currency": "STR",

11:18 <sacarlson1> "value": "1000000000"

11:18 <sacarlson1> }

11:20 <sacarlson1> oh I think value has to be changed to "amount"

11:21 <stellar-slack> <bartek> @sacarlson1 check examples here: https://www.stellar.org/api/#api-amount for STR you simply need to pass the amount, like: "TakerPays": "1000000000"

11:22 <stellar-slack> <bartek> brb

11:23 <sacarlson1> well I tried replacement above with "amount" still same error "error_message" : "Field 'tx_json.TakerPays' has invalid data.",

11:25 <sacarlson1> also tried taking out "currency... with just ammount still same error "error_message" : "Field 'tx_json.TakerPays' has invalid data.",

11:26 <sacarlson1> "TakerPays": {

11:26 <sacarlson1> "amount": "1000000000"

11:26 <sacarlson1> }

11:27 <sacarlson1> sounds like it should be correct

11:27 <sacarlson1> maybe too many zero?? I'll try make it smaller

11:48 <sacarlson1> after a million trail and error it was as easy as "TakerPays": "1000000000" ha ha so my first order is now on the books

11:49 <stellar-slack> <bartek> @sacarlson1 exactly like in my message :) check it out above ;)

11:49 <sacarlson1> so for 1000 str I guess you get 1000 CHP

11:51 <sacarlson1> I thought I did try that but by that time I had already removed too many {} ha ha

11:51 <sacarlson1> so any body here ready to buy them?

11:52 <sacarlson1> I'll have to figure out how to buy them from myself

11:52 <sacarlson1> I won't buy them all to leave some for you guys ha ha

11:54 <sacarlson1> "issuer": "gLanQde43yv8uyvDyn2Y8jn9C9EuDNb1HF",

11:54 <sacarlson1> "currency": "CHP"

11:57 <sacarlson1> I don't see my order with "method": "book_offers",

12:08 <sacarlson1> "method": "account_offers", also doesn't show my orders

12:48 <sacarlson1> I got it up now. I guess the account didn't have enuf funds for that operation, I added 500 str now the order shows

12:51 <sacarlson1> "gPG3YuL7fXA4BtGrW5ZgaQ3JbGsENVj2Jn" has CHP for taker_gets 100.123 CHP for 1000_000000 str

13:11 <sacarlson1> my first transaction to buy 50 CHP with 500 STR between two accounts was a success. I left 50 CHP on the books

16:23 <stellar-slack> <monsieurnicolas> @epsilon: if you're running under gdb then on crash you should just be able to grab the stack for all threads. Version wise, testnet is running c0cbef4 right now. I've been making changes to the wire format so that we can easily perform upgrades and have a good experience for forward/backward compat, I have more changes coming this week. While those changes are happening, you probably want to be on

16:23 <stellar-slack> changes is done, the version should not matter as much.