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Smooth transaction, received invite promptly. Would use again.
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okay how do i do it?
please explain
Login to blockchain. Click send money. Click Custom. Type your message in public note. |
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Why do you need somebody else to do this? You are still mining? You can setup a new blockchain account in like 20 seconds.
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Very sad to read about somebody getting ripped off.
Bitcoin's strength is also it's weakness. Look what's happening in that other coin world with the hard forking.
I would never, ever, ever store a significant (what's significant is up to you) amount of bitcoin in a wallet you have to access with a browser. Never. Browser's are the gateway to internet evil.
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Edit:
On a side note to the posts I have read regarding those looking for a way to change frequency on a schedule. I cannot jam something out as fast as most of the people experienced with cron jobs as my background was mainly DOS, and then windows with some old skills with my TI products in the late 80s, but, I do know this can be done using a cron job which can be setup to execute. Avalon makes it even easier through the GUI where they allow you to execute a cron job. Doing it with the limited Bitmain GUI you need to do it through SSH in and editing a couple of files to have this more automated.
I recommend posting a small bounty in the mining software area as I'm sure someone can knock this out quickly enough. Who knows, if you get a quote there may be enough interested people to help go in with you and cover the cost.
It may be something Kano or CK would be able to work in their very busy sleepless schedules once coin became a variable.
Just something to think about, and it never hurts to ask.
No cron (at least on the s7). It's on busybox linux which it not unlike most router software. Minimal. If it were me, I'd just write a bash/perl script to check the time, do what's needed (either via copy or sed), kick the miner and go to sleep for a bit. The miner itself runs via screen which is sort of a lazy man's daemon, you could use the same. If cron were available, it would be an easy cp or sed/restart on schedule. Without it, it's a little more complicated. Not enough time in the day, lol. |
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Ahh I was actually going to recommend something very like that but someone else did all the work. plink comes with putty and I have used it for automated ssh tasks in order to connect to a linux box, and execute commands based on a windows bat file. I am not familiar with pscp which that guy uses but I would just have created two cgminer.conf files on the miner, like cgminer.conf.lo and cgminer.conf.hi and use plink to do some sort of copy and rename on the conf files on the miner rather than copy them onto the miner each time. Another old-schooler here. I did use punch cards  It seems a little rube goldberg-esque to me to use a 3rd party box (let alone a windows box) to do this. Cron is a built in time-based scheduler in linux. I'll try and dig into it a bit tomorrow. Ok, the linux (at least on my S7) is crippled. No cron. So... Nevermind You would have to find a compatible cron and install it or write a time sensitive script. |
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Ahh I was actually going to recommend something very like that but someone else did all the work. plink comes with putty and I have used it for automated ssh tasks in order to connect to a linux box, and execute commands based on a windows bat file. I am not familiar with pscp which that guy uses but I would just have created two cgminer.conf files on the miner, like cgminer.conf.lo and cgminer.conf.hi and use plink to do some sort of copy and rename on the conf files on the miner rather than copy them onto the miner each time. Another old-schooler here. I did use punch cards It seems a little rube goldberg-esque to me to use a 3rd party box (let alone a windows box) to do this. Cron is a built in time-based scheduler in linux. I'll try and dig into it a bit tomorrow. |
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