I have a question, what if you're in the middle of updating prices, someone rents your rig for one of your rates, but since you're updating them, you end up removing the rate plan they rented your rig at... what happens?

Someone just rented from me and they didn't enter their pool info. Check your entries and switch to your pool.

I just look at the rigs page and use the find option to find my rig. I have to time little tweaks I do between rentals.

You should enter a second pool if the first one dies, so you can get the most from your money.

An easy way to do this, without messing with timezone calculations, is just pop up a little countdown timer.

I had to refresh a couple times for all of the options to show up, but yes, you should see current hashing and current pool at the top, switch and default pools, declared hashrate, and price setting at the bottom.

Whoever has my rig rented right now, your pool is dead. There's 3 hours left if you want to switch to another pool.

It'd be neat if we had away to contact our renters directly for issues. Maybe have a box in the admin page that, if the renter enters an email address, it would be populated with it, so we can contact them with issues.

Have you tried it with the team viewer connection enabled?

Is there an easy way to do it without doing math?

And ya know, djeZo, another tip is you could give the leaser the option for how long, up to 24 hours, they want to least the rig for, and just add in a percentage calculation for shorter lease times.

You could switch them to listen on a port that you know is open, like 80 or 443. Set your router to route incoming traffic from his IP, switch his port to 443 in the router (usually in the port forwarding section), and send the traffic to your rig's local IP. If you set up your rig to listen for that traffic on 443, it should grab it and be good to go.

I've been doing tests, and I think the only way I'm going to be able to be stable on your site is to run a long ass cable out to where my rig is. I'll do that tomorrow. I believe I have one long enough, otherwise I'll have to make one. I should be stable by tomorrow... is there a way to reset my connection status number when I make the change tomorrow so I can start fresh again?

I never have any issues mining, just with the status on your site. Pings to the rig from my computer are 20ms and under, with a couple 400's here and there, and pings to google.com from the rig itself return 5 - 10ms, with a few random 500's, no drops. But I'll wire it in, that should fix all connection issues. It's possible Linux just doesn't work well over wireless, because no other device in the whole house, mobile, tablet, or desktop, ever have issues downloading, streaming, or online gaming. I even stream movies from my computer, over wifi, to my xbox, and it never skips once.

I blame Linux.

Well, like I said, I have never had an issue with it. I keep checking it when it goes offline on your site, and it never stops hashing or communicating with the pool it's attached to, and the pool my renter set up never changes, so as a renter they should have nothing to worry about, but I'll look at it. I'm running wireless N at 270mb speeds an on expensive router/AP running a stable dd-wrt flash, so I'm not sure how a wired 100mb connection would make things better. I game online, my step-son games online, and my connection quality never drops.

But again, I'll look at it and make 100% sure there's not an issue on my end. The last thing I want is for a renter to be unhappy with any service I provide.

I've never had an issue with it, but I'm adding 8GB more ram to the rig in a few days so I think it will be more stable with regard to your site. Connection wise it's 100% stable. I just have everything else clocked down so low that the added traffic from your site may have pushed the wireless too far on the machine itself.

You could have 2 ratings. Something like a ratio of declared speed to actual speed, since you seem to be monitoring both. And having a maintenance button that stopped monitoring so doing maintenance doesn't count towards our numbers would be nice too.

My rig is dedicated to mining, it does nothing else, and I've never had an issue with any kind of connection before. I have a dual channel wireless N in my house, and a 50mb/20mb dedicated internet line.

Scroll back a page or 2 and look at my command line example, you put that second command line from the instructions (not the first one, the one he has after he had checked the API readme) at the beginning of your actual command line. I put mine after the --scrypt at the beginning.

Alright, someone rent from me, I think I got everything set up right. I've got 6, 12, and 24 hour prices, and I've set up my normal pool to mine when I'm not being rented. Unfortunately the site keeps showing my rig as offline randomly so my stability never gets above 70%. Why is it doing that? I'm watching my rig and it never drops, and I'm watching the dashboard of my pool that I mine and my hash never drops, so the rig isn't actually dropping, why is the site saying it's OFF sometimes?

Woah, the site just freaked out and everything is showing off now.

It's back to normal now, what happened there?

You have to reload the whole login page to try the captcha again. I figured that out after a lot of trial and error trying to log in, you can't just hit back because it won't take that captcha anymore. Hit back and reload the page to get a different captcha, it should work then. I usually hit refresh until I get one I can actually read too.

Still waiting for a reply to get started, everything should be all set up and ready to go on my end.

Actually, here's another idea. How about a percentage payment, where instead of an upfront payment, your payment can be a percentage of the person makes mining and selling their coins.

I'd be fine with LTC as a payment. That's what I'm mining right now anyway.