One thing to note is that the chart on Tradehill's site is scaled differently than most other trading charts. If you notice it starts at 0 at the bottom. This can make it look artificially flat compared to something like SierraChart that is auto-scaling the min/max range.  |
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Running next to open windows won't do much. But if you put in some window fans and set them to blow inside when its cold outside, or vice versa, then you really start to control your heat.
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Started out at 80c, opened the side panel and dropped it down to 76c, then decided to get a house fan pointed at the cards - now around 70c. Then my RAID 0 array failed because the hot air from the cards was blowing forwards in the case onto the HDD's. Now I have a fan blowing over the remaining good HDD to keep it cool. Mining has brought on a whole new level of cooling requirements since when I started overclocking in the late 90's.
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I would say it's the p2p nature of the client downloading blocks that is setting off your firewall. It will use a lot of connections if you let it run for a while.
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I want it to hit $20 again so I can recoup the BTC I got from TheRealPlato in exchange for gas when it was $20 that day  |
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Can we order posters of this to put on our bedroom walls?
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Same here, ticker API broken. Grrr. I use the API for my private pool.
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Down for me as well. Not sure what's up. |
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Ah dangit, you released a new version just as our private pool code is frozen while we find our first real block. Looks like I have a lot more hours of hacking once we find our first block!
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You rock masterp!  |
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Nevermind, my `time` column was screwed up, it was just an int instead of "`time` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP," . Don't mind my n00b ramblings  |
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xmasterpx, love the new stat layout. I am having a problem in my "statsUpdater.php" where it is not updating the 'epochTimestamp' in the 'shares' table. This is what I get in my php logs: [20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Warning: mktime() expects parameter 1 to be long, string given in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 30
[20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 27
[20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 30
[20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 30
[20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 30
[20-Jun-2011 20:20:35] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /var/www/req/cronjob/statsUpdater.php on line 30
My epochTimestamp is 0 in every row. |
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I just realized that the code in question INSERTS into a table that is not created by default from Xen's SQL database dump. "stats_userSharesHistory" . I created the table manually, but I don't really know if it's working for sure. I'm getting a lot of zeros in my stats. Developing this code on the fly is fun!
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Got it, and your fix works! Been struggling to get stats working now. Also, a big thing I think we should mention to users. To run stats, statsUpdater.php must be run as a cronjob. However, there is a large section of code commented out for the "Generate User Shares History" section. Is this section of code tested?
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Can you explain what you mean by "zero time"?
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Thanks for that bugfix masterp.
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Hehe, well I assumed it was there because I was using one of the 3 sample server.json's. I used yours at first, then somebody else's and I assumed that line was still in there, as I kept comparing differences. I guess I should stop hacking at 2am every morning!
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Code suggestion. In "functions.php" we are not specifying the RPC port and thus assuming it for every RPC call. Ex: //Bitcoind RPC information
$rpcType = "http";
$rpcUsername = "bitcoins";
$rpcPassword = "lolsalad";
$rpcHost = "127.0.0.1"; I had to define rpcHost as 127.0.0.1:8337 because that's what port my bitcoind listens on. I suggest to either add a comment on the end of that and specify a port OR define another variable like $rpcPort. |
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Bug report! This is in v4.0.3 "functions.php" line 271 $getRoundSharesQ = msyql_query("SELECT `id FROM `shares_history` WHERE `blockNumber` = '".$block["blockNumber"]."' AND `username` = '$username.%' AND `our_result` != 'N'");Spot the "mysql_query" typo? Essentially breaks the entire website if logged in, haha! |
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