@poolwaffle: any chance you can combine the balance sheets of all 3 algos when paying out? i have a lingering balance for scrypt that won't ever be paid out unless i go back to mining scrypt. however, i've been paid out for x11 no problem, but only x11, not x11 + scrypt.

in case i wasn't clear in my description:
on the stats page it shows the balances broken out nicely, and even totals them up on the right-hand side. however, payouts are not the total combined, but rather individual.

Thanks!


So, really, the only time the graph is useful is when the pool owner is looking at it, regular users get no value from the graph other than "oooo pretty". IMO it's too big and pushes more important information further down the page.

I *could* add an option to lock the graph to the page so pool owners can see it (or any regular user that wants it for some reason), but this is a low priority for me, but I'll put it on my road map.

Ok, I have updated the code and README.
It now sets some sane defaults if the config file is not found.
The docs now indicate that this step should be done for customization.

Thanks for the report!

Ok, so the problem is that you never made the config.js file.
There is an example config.js in the /js diretory that you need to use as a base.

However, I'll update the code so that it's tolerant of this scenario.
I'll also update the docs to specifically call out the need to do this.

What do you mean, it didn't work?
Can you describe the problem, or post a screen shot?

What version of p2pool are you running?
I've tested it it with these 3 p2pool versions:

• https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool
• https://github.com/donSchoe/p2pool-n
• https://github.com/chaeplin/p2pool-drk

If you are using something else, let me know, and I'll test with that version too

I've updated the code so that it show extended p2pool info when it is available. Otherwise it uses the stock p2pool data to populate the UI.
I've updated the screenshots in the first post with the stock vs extended UIs (it's subtle).

This should fix any of the issues mentioned so far.

Ok, sorry about that.
When I built the UI I built it on a version of p2pool that wasn't the stock version from forrestv.
That version contained some more data in the web endpoints that isn't present in the stock version.

I've updated the code so that it at least pulls data properly and doesn't fail when the data isn't present.
I've tested it against forrestv's p2pool as well, so I know it at least gets *most* of the data.
For the time being, the UI doesn't get all fancy and remove the offending UI elements that doesn't have data. However, that will come in a later update.

I'll post back here in this thread when that update it complete.

I spent a bit of time working a new p2pool UI based off of the work that Alexander Zschach did.
It features a nicer UI (IMO), selectable themes, and highlighting of your miners.

You can find the code here: https://github.com/justino/p2pool-ui-punchy

Feel free to open issues and pull requests on github.

Hope you guys like it, if not, whatever, I made it for me.

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Here's a screenshot:

I spent a bit of time working a new p2pool UI based off of the work that Alexander Zschach did.
It features a nicer UI (IMO).
Users can select themes, and highlight their own miners (can also restrict view to only their miners).
No server config necessary for those options (it's all done in the browser itself)

Now works with standard p2pool and extended p2pool (see github README for more details on what this means).

You can find the code here: https://github.com/justino/p2pool-ui-punchy

Feel free to open issues and pull requests on github.

Hope you guys like it, if not, whatever, I made it for me.

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Here's a screenshot of stock p2pool:



here's a screenshot of extended p2pool: