Niceman, is it possible to set up email alerts for idle workers over specified time periods please? That would be an awesome addition!

So you think that this shouldn't interfere with Step 6: Create cgminer startup script or Step 7: Create auto-start scripts?

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-linux/

I've been looking for something like this as I'm getting really frustrated with random hangs... For example I went on a training course for 10 hours and discovered a minute after I left my house cgminer hung for the whole time grrrrr.

The problem I have is I'm a linux n00b (shock horror!) and I'll need a little help if possible please!

As background I followed the cryptobadger guide completely for my rig, to the letter, and my concern is that I'm not too sure what I'd need to disable and how to integrate this. Has anyone got the knowhow to help me? I'd need a step by step what to type to stop the cryptobadger and move to this if possible.

If it is straight forward and I don't need to do much, feel free to point me in the right direction!

Of course, it goes without saying, whoever can get me up and running (without these infuriating crashes) will indeed get a donation as I would very much appreciate your time

I am an IT professional FYI, just not in Linux...

Hmm, not sure how? Basically had coins of nearly every sort aside from BTC in there that I sent to various different exchanges such as Poloniex and CoinedUp etc. I only have the click to accept this withdrawal email from CoinMarket.io

Yes, they came through.

I CAN CONFIRM I MANAGED TO SUCCESSFULLY WITHDRAW MOST COINS JUST NOW!

Perhaps legit after all?

Just got on and withdrew everything I could (some left as exchanges aren't available) and confirmed all withdrawals via email links with no failures. Time will tell if it works or not...

It wasn't the intention of putting them there to store, but to trade. I had hoped the days of downtime were legit and once back up (promised a few times within a day) I would be able to trade them again. Annoyingly some coins can only be traded there, there are no alternative exchanges.

Unfortunately I am beginning to think this may indeed be the only option we have. I had great faith in this exchange and stuck with it for over a week of downtime depositing all my mining coins, seems I've lost about 10 days worth of mining now, around £80 which I accept isn't as bad as some but nevertheless still pretty rubbish...

The thing I don't understand, if it isn't legit why would it keep going up and down and allow some people to withdraw throughout this? I had plenty of opportunity to withdraw and perhaps foolishly decided to bear with it.