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<stellar-slack> <meetreks> sacarlson, Hi
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> unfortunatley
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> get a message saying that
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> I need to keep sufficent balance to check path
<sacarlson1> meetreks what on testnet?
<sacarlson1> what's your ballance show?
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<sacarlson> test
<sacarlson> you should keep at least 60_000000
<sacarlson> STR
<sacarlson> you can live with 30_000000 as I run my accounts with just 1 line of trust
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Well I am trying out in Live
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> so this is what I have figured out
<sacarlson> ok
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Stellar needs the balance to be over the amount you want to send
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> else it returns to say
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> you do not have enough credit line
<sacarlson> yes as I said you need min ballance 20 STR
<sacarlson> same in testnet
<sacarlson> once the account is activated you can't withdraw that 20 STR
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Well
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> for 20 STR
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> I can only plan for paths less than that
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> say for ex
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> if I want to find the best path with an issuer
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> for 1000 USD
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> then stellar expects me to have that amount covered
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> this is quite strange
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> and is not in line with my expectation
<sacarlson> do you have trust lines for usd?
<sacarlson> ya I didn't know that
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> well
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> idea is
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> I must find out what is available with the issuers
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> before I chose to use my own trust line
<sacarlson> ok
<sacarlson> do you have a live issuer address?
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Yes
<sacarlson> what is it?
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> one sec
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<sacarlson> there account is gGpaZHzrhF4aX7Kz7BWeR7fSY7zCP7Vwoy
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> noted it somewhere
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> and doing a search to get it
<sacarlson> I just gave it to you
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Yes
<sacarlson> see above
<sacarlson> I just did a check_bal on that account in live and see screen full of lines of credit
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> but I stored some for my own ref a fewdays ago
<sacarlson> I'll do a static_path check on the above
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> ok
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> my understanding is
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> if you have necessary funds
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> the issuer should give you a lot of paths
<sacarlson> the path doesn't even have to have your address in it
<sacarlson> and no secreet keys
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Yes
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> for path
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> you just need
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> sending address
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> receving address
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> issuer
<sacarlson> yes and it must have lines of trust that some how connect or you will see now path
<sacarlson> now = no
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> Yes thats correct
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> very strange
<sacarlson> so we don't know of any accounts with this on live so we can't do it
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> :)
<sacarlson> we can set it up on testnet where we know the address
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> I presume you can
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> like
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> use testnet
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> but for the issuer
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> use this live one
<sacarlson> or you can download and analize the entire live database and pull out accounts to play with path
<stellar-slack> <lab> i think we need more integrating tests
<sacarlson> yes the issuer has people come to him giving him address
<stellar-slack> <lab> the js-stellar-base can't even sign a simple transaction.
<sacarlson> I agree with lab
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> then may be better to do this in live
<stellar-slack> <lab> although it was tagged 0.3.0
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> but where would I get some accounts to try that?
<stellar-slack> <meetreks> would be better if someone from stellar stepped in
<sacarlson> you can spend real money and create an account on live and setup trust lines with all the known gateways and play there
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<sacarlson> again you will have to create your own accounts and you would need at least 2 or 3 for tests
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<sacarlson> send me some live STR and I'll set them up
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<stellar-slack> <lab> the content to be hashed was prefixed by SCP/TX ( https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/blob/master/src/transactions/TransactionFrame.cpp#L57 )
<stellar-slack> <lab> wow, the offset 1 bug of pub key hint was fixed
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<stellar-slack> <lab> I supposed to create a pull request for it.
<sacarlson> I'm going to raise my offer to have someone write me a sample 3 party and 4 party stellar escrow script for live stellard in curl, first to deliver will get 300 STR
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<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> Do I have any possibility to run my very own network based on new stellar-core? Where can I find a guide? I mean I don
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> I mean I don't want to be conected to global blockchain and I wanna start from 0 state
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<stellar-slack> <scott> @lab: definitely. My first goal is to get horizon back up and running after all these breaking changes, then I’ll circle back onto js and add a regression test and get that fixed.
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<stellar-slack> <scott> @naumenkogs: totally possible to run your own private stellar network. Let me write up some notes for you…
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> Im fine now, thx. I have another problem
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> My goal is to test my own network so I need to launch horizon. It seems like the hayashi_development database is missed in horizon repo.
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> Do you have any ideas where can I find this database.
<stellar-slack> <scott> you simply have to make it yourself using the normal postgres tools
<stellar-slack> <scott> `createdb hayashi_development`, for example
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> Where can I get the tables used by it?
<stellar-slack> <scott> they get initialized by stellar-core when you run `stellar-core —newdb`
<stellar-slack> <naumenkogs> Thx I'll try it right now
<stellar-slack> <scott> you’ll need to have an appropriate configuration file for stellar-core, such as my own development config: https://gist.github.com/nullstyle/be73bed2e51959b558aa
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<stellar-slack> <scott> yay! horizon and friendbot are running again on the testnet
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