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Well, I prefer to surprise positively than make you disappointed because of partly delivered list of features... However, if you have some advices, suggestions or most wanted features please feel free to suggest them!
It would be good to be able to change the pool a miner is on and be able to see if the pool is alive... not sure if you can do that ? also if you can then be able to add all the miners or select miners from a list to add the pool to Thanks for propositions, I'll see what can I do.
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Well, I prefer to surprise positively than make you disappointed because of partly delivered list of features... However, if you have some advices, suggestions or most wanted features please feel free to suggest them!
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When will your nxt update be ready Miner controle
Around the end of the next week ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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I've just published new client version. Could you update the client and send me the dump file, which will be created after running new client with parameter: dumpFile=blademinerissue.txt? As always, you can download the new version from here: http://cgminermonitor.com/GetStartedHi i have downloaded the new client and installed / ran it the same way with the extra option but it did nothing apart from send the data to the website what did i do wrong I am very sorry, I haven't gave you precise instructions. Be sure to run it with extra parameter like this: ./CgminerMonitorClientX64Linux -dumpFile=blademinerissue then the file blademinerissue should be created.
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no problem they should both be around 15mh/s now
I've just published new client version. Could you update the client and send me the dump file, which will be created after running new client with parameter: dumpFile=blademinerissue.txt? As always, you can download the new version from here: http://cgminermonitor.com/GetStarted
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Thanks pjcltd for reporting that. I'll investigate the issue and let you know about results.
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I see that you have zeros in max indicator - zero for max temperature and zero for max fan percents. Quick fix and you don't have ugly zeros anymore. Glad you like it! BTW. Nice miner you have there...
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@Dophoeve, @pjcltd and others: share feature is done! You can share your whole dashboard or just dashboard of one miner. For example, here are my private miners: http://cgminermonitor.com/Shared/da5cbaed907a425fb56be08f8a5daa0b0Full share of one miner is still under development - due to some problems it will be available much later... Hope that dashboard share is good for now ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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its ok i fixed it
But will this work on a Ras Pi?
Hey again! Now it's confirmed - it's working on Raspberry PI! However, you have to compile it from source - which is extremely simple. Just follow the instructions here: http://cgminermonitor.com/GetStarted -> Install HOWTO -> Compile from source
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Is there any way to run the client on one machine, and have it connect to cgminer on another? (( Miners are all running thru a stratum proxy and don't have direct access to the internet )) Yes, I do realize this will make it unable to get machine stats and only get cgminer API info.. I'm good with that. thanks, Sigg Edit: Thinking about it some more... having the ability for a single client to monitor multiple cgminer instances on multiple machines would be really sweet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) What do you think about possibility to specify miner's IP in config? You would be able to run multiple instances of CgminerMonitorClient by specyfing different config files. Proof of concept script for monitoring multiple miners would look like this: screen -r miner1 -dm CgminerMonitorClientX64Linux -configFile=miner1.config screen -r miner2 -dm CgminerMonitorClientX64Linux -configFile=miner2.config screen -r miner3 -dm CgminerMonitorClientX64Linux -configFile=miner3.config
However, some future features might not work in remote mode.
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Thanks guys for your input. To sum up, there should be possibility to: -share only dashboard for only one worker -share all statistics of one worker -share only dashboard for all workers
Is this correct?
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How do you upgrade to pro account ?
This will be as easy as possible. Pay indicated amount of BTC to your address and your account will upgrade automatically. Why BTC? Because there is no easy "forward founds" REST API for LTC. To my knowledge, such API is provided only by blockchain. ok but there are other services that offer taking payment with other coins have alook at this site https://www.coinpayments.net/i have used it a few times with out any problems and it will be better for script miners as they might not have BTC to pay but they will have other coins. Thanks, for sure I will look into that. I missed that somehow.
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How do you upgrade to pro account ?
This will be as easy as possible. Pay indicated amount of BTC to your address and your account will upgrade automatically. Why BTC? Because there is no easy "forward founds" REST API for LTC. To my knowledge, such API is provided only by blockchain.
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Thanks everyone for positive input! It's crucial to have satisfied users! what about adding a public option I have 3 rigs rented out and it would be nice to have this totally read only option so that you could let who every has rented your rig out to see whats going on.
Is that something you would be able to add.
I remember about that too. Taking this opportunity I would ask you, if link per worker would be ok? Hi yes that would be very good. How long before you will be able to do this ? What are your plans for charging for this ? I will try to do this within a week and I won't charge anything for this. Upgrade for pro account (controlling miner from web, advanced notifications, more than X miners) in the future will be paid. I was thinking about fee equal to 2% of earnings but that seems to be too high. What do you think about a fee equal to (1MH/s earnings * 2%)/worker? That would cost something like 0,1LTC/month/worker, which seems to be cheap.
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Thanks everyone for positive input! It's crucial to have satisfied users! This is brilliant. Been using for 24 hours and has worked great, and has told me when a miner went down. Just the utility i've been looking for!
I remember about the utility, sorry to keep you waiting so long. Soon (in a week or two) I will be working full-time on this project and I hope everything will move faster. Edit: Good idea to setup the client on auto-start, Cgwatcher occasionally reboots my machine when a card goes down
That should be easy, just follow Tips&Tricks on the bottom of this page: http://cgminermonitor.com/GetStartedAwesome web app... very happy with it. Any plans for mobile integration? ie, Android app to interface with the site?
For now, web app is designed to look good on desktop, mobile or tablet. Unfortunately, Android App isn't in short-term plans. what about adding a public option I have 3 rigs rented out and it would be nice to have this totally read only option so that you could let who every has rented your rig out to see whats going on.
Is that something you would be able to add.
I remember about that too. Taking this opportunity I would ask you, if link per worker would be ok?
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Is it limited to scrypt algo? I have sgminer running X11 algo.... would it work?
There are no limits for hash method. There are already users with SHA256, scrypt, skein, nscrypt. A very beautiful website, i want try it, by the way, is there any fee for using?
Thanks, there are no fees. All current functionality WILL remain FREE. There will be more sophisticated features in the future, for a small fee. its ok i fixed it
But will this work on a Ras Pi?
Great! Could you tell us where was the problem to avoid it in the future? Depends what OS you use on Ras Pi. I did a quick research and it looks like it should be working. Please let me know if it works!
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CgminerMonitor enables you to easily monitor your miners. No ports forwarding, no Apache Server installation or any python scripts.How does it work?Your miner runs our client program (CgminerMonitorClient, see the source at GitHub) that sends statistics to our servers. Statistics are sent in various intervals: 20-30 s for cgminer data and 9-11min for hardware data. Once on our servers, we save your data into the database and aggregate the statistics for beautiful, visual analysis. To check the status of your miner, just visit our website and look at graphs. Features- Web interface, mobile friendly
- No installation, client open-sourced
- 'Miner is down' email notifications
- Beautiful graphs
- Free
- Works on almost anything: Windows, Linux (OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, BAMT, PiMP, CryptoSlax, MinePeon - Raspberry PI and more...), Mac OS X
- Stable, no downtime, already used for over a month by many workers Reddit link
Screenshots![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FDpXERaZ.png&t=663&c=zpt3fsZiif3kLw) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FHOSQgZI.png&t=663&c=jxfrbCwoOSc7yQ) Install HOWTOPlanned Features- Control your miner from web interface - if you will allow, of course
- Temps notifications
- Wallet statistics
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