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04:02 < blockstream_bot> [Christian Decker, Blockstream] @parth.choudhary c-lightning will process every block since it first checked with `bitcoind`, so if `bitcoind` was still catching up it'll have a lot of work to do
04:03 < blockstream_bot> [Christian Decker, Blockstream] Don't really have a good solution for it, and the block processing code in `lightningd` is a bit slowish since it processes them sequentially
04:04 < blockstream_bot> [Christian Decker, Blockstream] How many blocks are you behind?
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06:25 < blockstream_bot> [Parth Choudhary, Blockstream] It's almost there, I am on 1376288 right now on testnet, been three days since I started the docker. I am scared about how long it will take on mainnet now.
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09:46 < spikeruk> hi, I'm very new to lightning and am playing around, I have created an invoice and received funds. How do you actually get the onchain funds back into normal bitcoin account?
10:00 < molz> spikeruk, lightning-cli withdraw
10:02 < spikeruk> when the channel is closed, do the funds go on the bitcoin blockchain? or where essentially are they residing?
10:02 < molz> yes, open and close onchain
10:04 < spikeruk> i've never created a wallet though, just start lightning-c, and connected to it and funded a channel via eclair app on my phone
10:04 < spikeruk> how do I get the public address and private key of the wallet where the funds are now sitting?
10:08 < spikeruk> so i'm a little confused when a close that channel, where are the funds?
10:24 < molz> spikeruk, you said: <spikeruk> hi, I'm very new to lightning and am playing around, I have created an invoice and received funds.  
10:24 < molz> didn't you do it on your c-lightning node?
10:26 < spikeruk> yes, its on my node which has Bitcoin & lightning-c, I then used eclair on my mobile to open a channel with my lighting node, then I created an invoice on my lightning node and paid this via eclair app.
10:27 < spikeruk> I can see the funds in the channel, then I closed the channel on the eclair app, and can now see the funds in the output of the listfunds command
10:27 < spikeruk> I am probably being stupid, but where are those funds?, I have never been given a private key when setting up the bitcoin full node of lightning-c
10:32 < molz> you see those funds in "listfunds" but you're asking "where are those funds"?  i have no idea what you're asking
10:33 < molz> oh you want to know where the wallet for c-lightning is?
10:33 < molz> look in your .lightning directory
10:41 < spikeruk> so essentially the seed is in hsm_secret? is it possible to retrieve the seed from this?
10:46 <@cdecker> Updates are issued for fee changes, cltv delta changes and temporary enable/disable
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13:11 < notmike> I am connected to a remote node with c-lightning but do not appear in network graphs
13:12 < notmike> I'm also not sure how a channel closes or how to send my coins back to bitcoind after closing
13:12 < notmike> all help is appreciated
13:19 < grubles> c-lightning uses its own wallet
13:19 < grubles> and uses bitcoind to submit raw transactions 
13:21 < notmike> grubles: right, so I did `cli/lightning-cli newaddr` to get the internal (to c-lightning) address and used bitcoind to fund it. But how doe sone send from the internal wallet back to the bitcoind.
13:21 < notmike> Are you saying I must use bitcoind to form the transaction?
13:33 < molz> check out 'lightning-cli help'
13:34 < notmike> fam, I read that menu like 10x and just now saw `withdraw`
13:34 < notmike> thank you
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14:07 < notmike> I'm still unable to see my node on https://explorer.acinq.co/
14:08 < notmike> lightning-cli listpeers shows          "status": ["CHANNELD_NORMAL:Funding transaction locked. Channel announced."]
14:09 < rusty> notmike: weird, does 'listnodes <yourid>' print anything?
14:10 < rusty> notmike: gossip propagation through the network can take minutes, but it shouldn't be *that* slow.
14:10 < notmike> it does, my node info comes up
14:10 < notmike> I opened this channel last night
14:10 < notmike> At first I thouht it wa just confirms but the node never showed up
14:11 < rusty> notmike: node id?  Can you see it in other explorers, and the dns seed?
14:11 < notmike> 02d0674ba9f807fcd1caf0c5c491d3dfbdebe2c4fa6c233a6b5151459dd76d0d90
14:12 < notmike> I can see the node I'm connected to faucet.lightning.community, but the connection is not regitered. I haven't checked any other network graph because I don't know any others
14:15 < rusty> notmike: you're on testnet then?
14:15 < notmike> I am on testnet. Jut coming back to lightning after a couple month
14:16 < notmike> it a lot to take in all at once, ya know
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15:02 < blockstream_bot> [Christian Decker, Blockstream] You node seems to announce correctly, https://1ml.com/testnet/node/02d0674ba9f807fcd1caf0c5c491d3dfbdebe2c4fa6c233a6b5151459dd76d0d90
15:05 < notmike> Tiiiiight, thank you very much
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18:01 < rusty> jb55: ping?  I've been wrestling with your PR all weekend....
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19:52 < jb55> rusty1: yo
19:56 < jb55> ah I see the comment
20:44 < polydin> hey anybody, should i just ignore the whitespace error in the travis build or try to fix it?  
20:48 < polydin> i ran the tests locally and everything was all good
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21:18 < sipicz> Hello, is there a way to deploy clightning onto windows?
21:22 < molz> sipicz, don't think so
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21:35 < blockstream_bot> [Parth Choudhary, Blockstream] I think you can use docker to run it on windows, haven't tried though.
21:51 < molz> hm "fundchannel all" hung so I had to use CTRL+C, but now it's listed in 'listpeers' that the channel is opening, however there's no TXID
22:01 < rusty1> polydin: weird that it worked locally....
22:02 < polydin> rusty1, i ran `make -j4 check PYTEST_PAR=24 DEVELOPER=1 VALGRIND=0`
22:02 < polydin> rusty1, maybe should be VALGRIND=1 ?
22:02 < rusty1> polydin: make check-source
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22:03 < polydin> argh!
22:03 < rusty> molz: what version?   I'm guessing that means you never got that far in the negotiation, so should be safe to forget channel.  Weird that it didn't give up though.
22:04 < rusty> polydin: feel free to make a patch which makes check depend on check-source iff DEVELOPER=1?
22:05 < molz> rusty,  "version": "v0.6-206-gd3edfc8",
22:06 < molz> i think i updated to get your fix but even if i didn't, i don't have enought to go past 16777215 satoshis
22:07 < polydin> rusty, i'll get to it, thanks
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22:17 < molz> oh hm.. that attempted channel is gone, i didn't have to use 'dev-forget-channel'
23:02 < molz> cool.. 
23:03 < molz> updated to latest master and 'fundchannel all' works!
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