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821  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (100 BTC pledged so far) on: December 31, 2011, 03:43:52 AM
Theres so many projects that I want to help out!  Bitcoiners are still coming up with great ideas.

I'll pledge 10 BTC.  I'll pledge 5 more if I ckolivas pulls the code into his main branch (even if he codes it).  I think this would help us by keeping bugs to a minimum.  Multiple versions of cgminer are sure to only complicate things and slow features down.
agree +1.

add 15BTC by me if it will be mainline.

I think we should provide him 1 week to either comment or pay up.  Otherwise he should be treated as something of a scammer. I take pledging BTC for development work as a contract. 
822  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (125/155 BTC pledged so far) on: December 20, 2011, 02:57:56 PM
Bounty sent.  2 transactions
#1 - 3.89465464
#2 - 6.10534536

Thanks kano!

Looking forward to future apps using this new feature of cgminer.  The android phone control is exactly what I was thinking!
823  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (125/155 BTC pledged so far) on: December 18, 2011, 11:53:09 PM
Anyone running this on windows?  What are you using to serve the miner.php?
824  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (120/150 BTC pledged so far) on: December 10, 2011, 05:24:12 PM
kano,

I'm going to start installing this on a few of my rigs.  I should have some feedback for you soon Smiley
825  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [487 GH/s] BitClockers.com - Monthly Contests/No Invalids/InstaPay/Live Support on: December 08, 2011, 04:17:17 AM
As did I, but it also debited my account and didn't send the coins Sad

Same here  Sad 
Twice.  Coins never showed up in my wallet but they show up as having been paid in history.
826  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (120/145 BTC pledged so far) on: November 30, 2011, 02:19:45 PM

I will also add so you know - building a windows version of cgminer is a nightmare Smiley


I thought that's what the majority of the bounty was for!  Grin

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Lastly - does anyone who put up the bounty disagree with what I've said?

I agree, but seeing the screenshots from lueu's project, makes me interested in what is going on there too  Wink

827  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (120/145 BTC pledged so far) on: November 30, 2011, 02:14:55 PM
If a reply returns multiple sets of data (e.g. multiple pools) then it will just be multiple "type=value,...|" sections.
e.g. POOL=0,URL=http://url.com:8223,MHS=30000.00,...|POOL=1,URL=http://url2.com:8888,MHS=10000.00,...|

By "multiple pools" I assume you mean when you have cgminer setup to have a backup pool? Not sure, since that's not a feature of cgminer I use.
828  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (120/145 BTC pledged so far) on: November 30, 2011, 02:07:11 PM
...
So ... what's missing?

The Windows version? ;-)

+1
829  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (120 BTC pledged so far) on: November 30, 2011, 02:02:48 PM
Kano, sorry haven't checked this thread recently, with Thanksgiving last week. Didn't realize someone was going to take this on so quickly (and cheaply  Grin j/k)

Anyways.. see my comments inline below.. please forgive the newbishness of some of my questions..

https://github.com/kanoi/cgminer

API v0.1

Includes a sample api-example.php


The .php would be run locally?

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6 files added/changed from current ckolivas master:

main.c, miner.h, AUTHORS, api.c, api-example.php, Makefile.am

(also has the updated linux-usb-cgminer)

OK so this obviously isn't final (though it does work fine for me)

Anyone who can build their own cgminer and is interested could you have a look?

Not sure if this should have been mentioned earlier, but I need a windows version and unfortuantely I can't build from scratch.  Embarrassed

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It currently has 3 API commands:
apiversion - returns a version string "0.1"
dev - returns a status string of all the devices (CPU and or GPU)
pool - returns a status string of all the pools

Do the status strings differentiate the data returned as to which "rig" and which GPU on said "rig"? ie.  Is the name of the "rig" returned with the status string? Or we have to remember which one were were just talking to when we got the status return?

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The included PHP file (api-example.php) simply converts the returned string into a data structure
Very simple and very easy in PHP the way I've done it.

No I'm not expecting people to give me bitcoins yet ... Smiley

The 3 main questions I have are:
1) what other API commands do people want
2) what parameters should I add to cgminer: --api-port = 4028, --api-address = 127.0.0.1, --api-access = 192.168.5.* and anything else?

I'm assuming --api-port & --api-address is the port and address of the actual "rig" we are talking to? --api-access is the ip of the computer allowed to communicate with the rig?

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the numbers shown are of course examples Smiley
(I haven't added any parameters yet)
3) what socket I/O do people want: by this I mean: default port and access restriction.
It currently runs on port 4028 and only listens on 127.0.0.1 - for security reasons of course.

I guess I don't get this.  I understand listening port, but what other ip would the "rig" running cgminer listen to other than it's own?

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Edit: it does no mutex locking access to the cpu/gpu/pool info since it would appear that is OK
(the current code doesn't appear to do that either)
ckolivas - does that sound correct to you?

No idea what this means.

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Edit2: minor change - it wasn't closing the connection if an invalid command was sent

Edit3: added 'quit' and 'summary'

Do you have any screenshots of what frontend you have running for you right now?

Thanks!
830  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Polmine-Switches to PPS without notice and docks miners of several solved blocks on: November 30, 2011, 01:28:05 PM
Yep.  Same here.  Had almost 10BTC that I couldn't withdraw, and suddenly he balance dropped to 6BTC which showed up in my wallet last night.  Angry

Sayonara polmine... not the right way to do things.. certainly won't shed a tear for you when you are gone.
831  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Record bad rate by a pool? on: November 24, 2011, 02:43:30 PM
You have to be logged in to view shares towards current block.

Right now ozcoin is at 11,761,558 shares. 9.8x difficulty

832  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Request for an RPC capable fork of cgminer (90 BTC pledged so far) on: November 21, 2011, 08:23:33 PM
I pledge 10BTC towards bounty (and as previously stated.. a cgminer fork.. not some poclbm version)
833  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [235 GH/s] ABCPool.co - 0% fee PPS - Here to stay! on: November 03, 2011, 01:51:13 PM
I'd suggest abcpool take a look a poolserverj

shadders has done some great work on it.
834  Other / Politics & Society / Re: If Greece defaults/collapses anything is possible on: November 02, 2011, 01:49:08 AM
... before it joined the Euro it had rampant monetary inflation on top of unsustainable debt.


Actually, even after they joined they had inflation.  They just fixed the numbers so that it didn't look like they did.  Grin
835  Other / Politics & Society / Re: If Greece defaults/collapses anything is possible on: November 02, 2011, 01:46:44 AM
They protest cause they are tired of a fail government that led the whole nation to that shitty situation. They keep paying and paying while the government just waste and waste and now THEY have to pay more to fix all the government fail. Of course they protest!

Uhm.. not really.  They are protesting because they are being asked to pay their fair share.  Greeks are notorious for circumventing and avoiding the payment of taxes.
836  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Why do you mine on deepbit? on: November 01, 2011, 01:24:21 AM
Deepbit miners obviously are the lazy type who do not look around for better possibilities. You could also see that during DDoS. Instead of looking for alternatives the miners went idle and lots of hash power was lost causing the diff to drop pretty heavily in the most recent hours before retarget.

This ^^

It's just human nature.  Many people don't like change or switch.  It's hard enough for most people to setup something like guiminer in the first place, much less cgminer.  Once they got it working.. you want them to go back and switch stuff around to mine somewhere else??
837  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: How many btcs do you earn everyday? on: November 01, 2011, 01:14:18 AM
Past 7 days I've been averaging about 13.5btc/day  I should be doing about 9.5ish
838  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: are there speed-differences between Pools? on: November 01, 2011, 01:10:23 AM
I believe joining a smaller pool would be a wiser choice.  Especially with the recent DDOS attacks.
839  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [187 GH/s] BitClockers.com - Monthly Contests/No Invalids/InstaPay/Live Support on: November 01, 2011, 12:41:22 AM
whoops... never mind... hit refresh a few times and the website came up.. thanks!
840  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [187 GH/s] BitClockers.com - Monthly Contests/No Invalids/InstaPay/Live Support on: November 01, 2011, 12:40:37 AM
still down here.  7:40PM CST
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