<stellar-slack> <jed> What is the issue with sendmax?
<stellar-slack> <dzham> I wish I knew. None of my attempts at path payments have really worked. Almost all of them complain about too low sendMax.
<stellar-slack> <dzham> The only one that kind-of worked was sending to myself, in order to exchange XLM for AAA(?), but that one turned out to refund the AAA straight away
<stellar-slack> <dzham> https://stellar.github.io/xdr-viewer/#xdr=AAAAACs0NXMpXpUneJzMa9pTPMFGcH4kcLHvPZWOthpW3dwfAAAAZAAP9agAAAAdAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA8wreV%2BzfjmvyYRpi%2FSMRRwdrL92e8RsfG2CrDtuNPA4AAAABQUFBAAAAAAAvwVEkdQGvsGea5QEWJoPJcQvGY7T9TyI30EDlBDPcPwAAAAA7msoAAAAAAAAAAAFW3dwfAAAAQDsJc%2BcvTMwfY3q1i1JcjlGZMj3QOtBkIRoltGYDX5pI9QPW6lWMx5UL87Bya9Trcp8uDrO3koh0TCIAjO6oswI%3D&type=TransactionEnvelope
<stellar-slack> <dzham> This one sends 100 AAA to the recipient, for a payment of 50 XLM, and a sendMax of 100XLM. Still fails.
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> from what I can tell you are trying to send assets of AAA of issuer GAX that you don't look like your account has any balance for. you have a bal of REF
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I also can't seem to send you any as you don't have the issuer GAX4 on your lines of trust
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<stellar-slack> <dzham> @sacarlson, but it’s going through a path… the recipient trusts `AAA/GAX4…`and can hold a balance
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I guess I'm not reading the transaction correctly then.
<stellar-slack> <dzham> I.e., it’s buying AAA of off the order book before sending it to recipient
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I still only see it as a paymentOP from a source with no money but I do see your destination address_id GDZQ.. has trustlines for issuer GAX4... with zero balance
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<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I would need the example code to get a better idea
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> never used this. is it suposed to be automatic when you send something you don't already have?
<stellar-slack> <dzham> https://stellar.github.io/xdr-viewer/#xdr=AAAAACs0NXMpXpUneJzMa9pTPMFGcH4kcLHvPZWOthpW3dwfAAAAZAAP9agAAAAfAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAAAAAAIAAAAAAAAAADuaygAAAAAA8wreV%2BzfjmvyYRpi%2FSMRRwdrL92e8RsfG2CrDtuNPA4AAAABQUFBAAAAAAAvwVEkdQGvsGea5QEWJoPJcQvGY7T9TyI30EDlBDPcPwAAAAA7msoAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABVt3cHwAAAEAqMchqzDR1fMgaOQ3PwnjZwfkk0%2B3zQrSp%2BOr3CxMN2g7rOeiX6rEzH3LygGSlWS8OdAX96omepno8p6hcCjIA&type=TransactionEnvelope
<stellar-slack> <dzham> ^^^that one is a path payment, not sure what happened with the earlier one…
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> the body still shows the operation as paymentOP wouldn't that have a different OP for paymentpath?
<stellar-slack> <dzham> strange… to me it’s a pathPaymentOp
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> then I don't know why that's what I see. I'll send a screen shot
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> ya yours looks correct this is what your link to me looks like
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I have no idea why we would see two different things on the same transaction
<stellar-slack> <dzham> :(
<stellar-slack> <dzham> I think you’re getting some cached result… Your seq# ends in 717, mine in 719
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> ya your right copy and paist of the link doesn't work for that link
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> best just paste the tx number
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<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> I now have a mostly working version of my store front app that was mostly writen based on this https://www.stellar.org/developers/learn/integration-guides/gateway.html. It now collect transactions to a store and puts them into a local mysql database. tomaro I'll have an example using it to buy direct AAA for native on testnet.
<stellar-slack> <buhrmi> how's it goooooing
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> it be cool
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> and you what you up to?
<stellar-slack> <buhrmi> ah I just "have been voluntarily resigned" from my day job yesterday and now I'm an unemployed hacker doing whatever :)
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> oh the best kind
<stellar-slack> <sacarlson> It's time for my afternoon walk. I'll be back later
<stellar-slack> <buhrmi> cyaaa
<stellar-slack> <buhrmi> ill be working on more open source stuff till i get a job again
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<stellar-slack> <graydon> hi
<stellar-slack> <jacereda> hi
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<stellar-slack> <jacereda> the readme says libsodium should be installed via brew on OS X, is that obsolete?
<stellar-slack> <graydon> oh, perhaps, yes. there's a submodule for it in the tree.
<stellar-slack> <graydon> hm it _should_ work anyways. we detect and use local libsodium when it's available. I think.
<stellar-slack> <jacereda> other than that, it built fine with brew. Not so with nix where there's a conflict between Xcode's libtool and the one in nix.
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<stellar-slack> <jacereda> the v0.4.0 tarball doesn't include configure scripts, is that deliberate?
<stellar-slack> <jacereda> oh, in case anyone wants to try a nix build instead of a brew one, libtoolize libsodium/xdrpp and it should go smooth.
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