< VictorTrueBitcoi>
hello people, please help, I have bitcoincore wallet, 4 days ago my password is worked, now i can't sent bitcoins from wallet, password is wrong, what's heppens? please help, there all my money
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
I no change my password
< meshcollider>
VictorTrueBitcoi: this is not the right place, this is a channel for the development of bitcoin core not for support
< meshcollider>
Try #bitcoin or bitcoin.stackexchange.com
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
ok thanks you, but i just don't know where find help
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] MarcoFalke reopened pull request #12510: test: Add rpc_bind test to default-run tests (master...2018_02_reinstate_rpcbind_test) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/12510
< Lis>
Hey guys, anyone can help with picking up an issue to work on?
< Lis>
I looked at "good first issue"s but everything seems to be taken
< stevenroose>
What's the constraining factor for Core initial sync? CPU? How long does it take with a fast network, fast SSD, lots (32GiB) of RAM on a i7 machine?
< eklitzke>
a few hours in that case
< eklitzke>
if you have an ssd you are probably cpu constrained (assuming you're not bandwidth constrainted)
< eklitzke>
if you already have the whole chain synced a reasonable way to simulate sync is doing -reindex or -reindex-chainstate
< eklitzke>
if you have a really fast computer we could do a better job of cpu parallelism to bring that down further
< stevenroose>
eklitzke: hmm, that's quite fast. How is the UTXO set built? in-memory?
< eklitzke>
it's kind of complicated
< eklitzke>
recent coins go in an in-memory cache
< eklitzke>
that's the main thing that dbcache controls
< eklitzke>
leveldb has another cache layer that isn't really used by bitcoin
< eklitzke>
on a unix system the leveldb files will be mmaped
< eklitzke>
meaning that the data will end up in the kernel page cache
< eklitzke>
but even if the data is in the page cache, it will be encoded in a leveldb format so it has to be decoded when accessing the page cache
< eklitzke>
this is what i am working on right now, i have some changes queued up to improve some of this stuff but need to get my existing PRs through first
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] MarcoFalke opened pull request #12718: [Tests] Require exact match in assert_start_raises_init_eror (jnewbery) (master...Mf1803-qaRegexInitError) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/12718
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
devs please help, whats going on with my bitcoin core wallet, i never change pass, and computer without access, and pass wrong, i had bitcoincore 0.15.0.1 after update 0.15.1 pass wass wrong, but few time is working, and now again pass wrong
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
all internet dont know whats going on
< Satoshi>
Good evening gentlemen
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
hello, Satoshi
< VictorTrueBitcoi>
i think my mistic wrong pass, know only devs
< achow101>
VictorTrueBitcoi: no one can help you if you don't know your password. The whole point of having a password and encryption is that other people don't know the password and can't get your private keys
< achow101>
not even devs can help you
< achow101>
anyways, this is not the correct channel for asking for help. Go to #bitcoin, bitcoin.stackexchange.com, or bitcointalk.org
< Lis>
Hey Guys, wanted to ask if there is any reason why the REST API contains only GET methods?
< Lis>
in general it seems to have very poor functionality in comparison with the RPC interface
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] practicalswift opened pull request #12719: tests: Add note about test suite naming convention in developer-notes.md (master...consistent-test-naming) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/12719
< sipa>
Lis: well it has a different purpose
< sipa>
the REST interface is unauthenticated, so it's only for public data
< Lis>
Sure makes sense, any plans for authenticated REST API?
< Babu_>
Help
< Babu_>
Dteeg
< Lis>
Would appreciate an opinion about authenticated rest api for bitcoin :)
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] jeffrade opened pull request #12720: Avoiding 'file' function name from python2 (master...pr_12437_variable_rename) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/12720