I this only local monitoring? I mean can i have acces to my minera where i m out of my house?
Yes, if you enable the web access. You'll need to port forward on your router to access the computer that is running AM. So i will need the computer to be online 24/7? Well, yes... if you want to be able to access the web interface 24/7. Patrike mentioned that a cloud version could be in the works later. Thanks for your comments on this. I'm planning to have a preview of the Cloud version available within the next 1 - 2 weeks. For the Cloud version, you will still need Awesome Miner running locally. The difference will be that instead of Awesome Miner hosting the web interface like today, with the Cloud services enabled Awesome Miner will instead push your mining statistics to a server in the cloud. Then you will use your web browser to login to this cloud server. The web interface will look exactly the same as the web interface you have in Awesome Miner today. The benefit of the new Cloud services is that you don't have to configure firewalls anymore. You will be able to access the web interface from any Internet connected computer or phone without having to setup firewalls and VPNs. In addition to the web interface, the new Cloud services will also bring some other features that will make Awesome Miner better. |
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Couple feedback, suggest: - on android i would use this: https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/android/installtohomescreen very nice feature and does not looks hard -and push message : https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/getting-started/codelabs/push-notifications/- I do not like when I close my laptop (in sleepmod or off) the Awesome Miner does not keep tracking the miners activity, I am not able to see how many times was restart or anything else and also I do not get any push, mail, message about my notifications rules I think you should do something with Awesome Miner Remote Agent, example give smtp options, tracking feature and sync (when Awesome Miner is off the agent keep tracking and sending push, mail (no need to remote controll only just for information) after Awesome Miner is back just make a sync. I seen there is a plan for online managing but I would not use it specialy if this features can be done. ps: english is not my first language  Keep up, nice job! Thanks for your feedback. The concept is that you always have Awesome Miner running. The Remote Agents can only restart crashed processes on their own, but not use the powerful rules and so on. |
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How to set Zpool currency (AM 3.2.5 dev)According to Zpools website we should set our currency in your password field: c=<SYMBOL>. How do I do this in AM? I tried to add it to the bitcoin address field, but this does not work. Instead I get this: Both fields get highlighted  There are no good way of setting a parameter per pool as part of the profit switcher that I can think of right now. Maybe this should be a setting for each entry on the Online services page in the Options dialog. Both fields shouldn't be highlighted in this scenario, so I will correct that. My understanding was that you only had to provide this parameter to zpool if you mine to a non-BTC wallet address. |
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I'm still kinda confused about this program.
I spent a good few days manually benchmarking each algo for my card, entering dcri values for dual mining etc but after running it for a week it's made the equivalent of £7. I can't actually withdraw £2 of that as it doesn't reach MPH's minimum withdrawl.
Using Nicehash on it's own is still making me a consistent £2 a day, so £14 in a week (single card mining, currently running almost 24/7)
It seems like every time AM switches algos it grossly overestimates the amount I can make, sometimes suggesting £4-£5 and then within five minutes I check and it's down to £0.50-£0.80.
Am I missing something obvious? Even with the recent spike in bitcoin this week I've barely made half what I do with Nicehash alone.
Awesome Miner displays the profit information that is provided by Nicehash, zpool and MPH in this scenario, as it's only these pools that knows what is actually being mined and at what profit. What you point out here is the general problem with profit switching, that whenever everyone running in the same direction to mine a specific coin, and later on dump it on an exchange, you often get less than you first thought. In some scenarios it might be better to identify only a few coins or pools, and switch between those, or even just a few more stable coins like Ethereum, Zcash and a few more. Their profit levels are not jumping that fast. |
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Hi,
Thank you the demo linces, after a day I really thinking about the buy!
I have couple question.
How can I setup the mail smtp with gmail? I tryed in every way but I had no mail notification at all.
When the mail sender is working fine do I will recive email if just the remote agent working? I mean if my main PC with AwesomeMiner is off.
Ballance..
I have a couple coins and some doesent have wallet (or just I dont need), so I mining to the exchange. How can I track those coins ballance?
Example I have Signatum ( I am on dev version) and I mining directly to cryptopia. There is a way to track?
Many Thanks
Hi and thanks for your feedback. For Gmail you need to enable the "Use authentication" and provide the same e-mail/password as you do when you login to Gmail. Try the button "Test account settings" as well. Awesome Miner main application needs to be running in order to receive e-mail. Awesome Miner cannot show balance from exchanges and pools. This is a popular feature request, so it will be added at some point in the future. |
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For Ethereum the value is correctly higher on the single profile, as it also includes SIA for dual mining, while it's not for the group profile. I will have to investigate if there is a problem with group profiles not including secondary coins correctly - that's the only scenario I can think of right now. I will get back to you on this.
Thank you. I just witnessed how a switch from EHT+SIA to ETH+DCR didn't include the correct command line, even using my single profile. I checked the log and found where this happens. Only included the relevant part to see that it came from ETH+SIA (line 4, command at line 57), profitability for DCR got higher and then the switch happens at line 291 (command at line 330). https://pastebin.com/99jGt4tAFirst of all, I did identify a scenario with Profile groups in combination with dual hashrates and the profit switcher that wasn't correct - so thanks for pointing that out before. For the second scenario, it's important to understand that that the Profitability information in the log file is listing the primary hashrates. It might be that Decred primary hashrate is more profitable tha Sia primary hashrate, but you may have configured a different dual (secondary) hashrates for them, and when used together with Ethereum, it's their dual hashrates that is used for the calculation. Maybe I should log the dual hashrate profits as well? |
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In terms of features and great support for both ASIC and GPU mining, I think Awesome Miner is by far the best software for both small scale and large scale mining operations. If you only have a single computer where you do GPU mining, there are of course other options that could do a decent job as well. |
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I had a post reply here, why was deleted?  I just ask , there is any demo linces to try Premium edition before i pay for it? Hi, Could the deleted post have been some forum issue? I don't have any permissions to moderate or delete posts from this thread - which is actually a good thing. Please contact me via PM or e-mail to get a time limited trial license. I need to generate a license based on your e-mail address. |
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OK, I will take a look. Did you have any information from the Profit switching tab to share as well? Where the actual calculations incorrect?
No, calculations seemed correct. The profits for the profile group were much higher than for the single profile (I didn't sum it up though). It was only that the command line didn't include a secondary coin. (see edit) I left AM working overnight with the sinlge profile and it seems to switch correctly to other coins. I saw some succesful switches to Pascal and Decred. That was with 3.2.4 and I'm writing this hours after 3.2.5. I'll keep an eye out for this. EDIT: Nope, issue is still there. Checked what you asked and yes, the profit switching tab value is wrong (only checked ethereum). Everything is on screenshot: Maybe AM is ignoring secondary coins on group profiles? Judging by the command line it is also ignoring device profiles (missing -dcri value in group profile command line) For Ethereum the value is correctly higher on the single profile, as it also includes SIA for dual mining, while it's not for the group profile. I will have to investigate if there is a problem with group profiles not including secondary coins correctly - that's the only scenario I can think of right now. I will get back to you on this. |
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- Unable to mine dual with clayore latest 9.8, allways "solo mining ethereum".
- i have crated Bitcore algo to mine in zpool.ca, but it never shares, the same as skunkhash, miner starts but no shares
The solo mining issue sounds similar to what was reported by another user above. Have you investigated this from a Claymore miner point of view? For the second question you need to provide more information. What mining software being used, parameters and so on. You can use the Diagnostics button in Awesome Miner to verify the command line sent to the mining software. |
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Version 3.2.5 (Development preview of 3.3 - Not for production use)- More flexible algorithm configuration. New algorithms can be defined by user and configured for each mining software. - More flexible Online Service and profit switching configuration - Managed Software can be added and used by both Managed Miners and by the Managed Profit Switcher. Define custom command line arguments for new algorithms per mining software.- Profit switching improvements, including configuration to disable individual algorithms per pool and separate dual mining hashrates - Web interface includes secondary hashrate if available, coin information in smart phone mode and corrections to notification display in multi-user environments - New HTTP API's: Perform operations on a single notification. Includes Group Id information for miners. Get list of Managed Templates and apply templates to a miner. - Custom e-mail address can be set for a notification action, to override the global e-mail address to send notifications to - Rule triggers to detect when the computer is idle and used, to support start of mining when the computer is idle- Execute action can use the variable "[Host]" for the parameters, to launch external applications with the hostname/ip of the miner as a parameter.- The coins listed with exchange rate in the statusbar can be customized - Moved e-mail server configuration to a separate section in the Options dialog - New algorithms and coins added - Add user defined WhatToMine coins not listed in the main API - Antminer R1-LTC hashrate correction - Display Claymore miner invalid shares as HW errors - Claymore Ethereum Miner 9.8 - Claymore Zcash Miner 12.6- Ccminer 2.1 replaces older Ccminer SP-mod - Corrections to SMTP library to support Office 365 accounts - Correction of Block Explorer request for zcash for the Balance feature - General improvements and corrections Important: The Remote Agent must also be upgraded. Development Previews can be enabled from the Options dialog, General section. Then Menu -> Check for updates. If you need access to the MSI files for manual installation: http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msihttp://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteAgent.msiDon't downgrade to version 3.2 once you installed the new development versions. New guide on the web site about Managed Software: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/managedsoftware.aspxNote when upgrading to 3.2.5: User defined Managed Software that was introduced in a previous development release has a new way of defining algorithm support together with command line arguments per algorithm. Settings made in previous development version on which algorithm the User defined Managed Software supports will not be upgraded and needs to be specified again in the new configuration once upgraded to 3.2.5.
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Hi,
i can solomine LBRY but i get "LBC: Authorization failed" with new Claymore 9.8. Something changed?
No changes for that in Awesome Miner. Maybe in the new Claymore version? |
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Help please! I start cgminer on amd gpu. AM shows mining process but no temperature info, speed info - how to see these params in AM? https://ibb.co/gPu2evDid you select the miner and then click 'Map to system monitoring' ? You'll have to do this for every miner. yes i click. GPUs shows in 'Map to system monitoring' and in GPU Setting - via AM and msi afterburner (and i can ovoerclock them), but not shows in main window( http://ibb.co/kPTaXFI assume you also see the GPU's perfectly fine in the System tab, which indicates that Awesome Miner can get GPU information without any problems. On the GPU that it's also required that the mining software reports GPU's with hashrate and more, and that is totally missing here. Could you select the miner with this problem and send me the API report (toolbar: Tools -> API report). Hello! API file: https://fex.net/#!172661889546 The API isn't enabled. It looks like you start sgminer with your own batch commands (please correct me if I'm wrong here), and that's not really what they are intended for because Awesome Miner will not be able to setup API ports and similar. What if you just take your command line arguments and put them int the command line section, and let Awesome Miner launch sgminer? |
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Something weird is happening with the managed profit mining profile groups. I made 1 profile for a GTX 1060 with all my benchmarks and then I made a profile group with 4 of these profiles (I have a rig with 4 identical gtx1060). Using the single profile works fine with Claymore Dual, AM correctly calls Claymore Dual with a secondary coin (well, at least for ETH+SIA, no other coin has been auto switched yet). However if I use the profile group AM calls Claymore Dual with no secondary coin:
OK, I will take a look. Did you have any information from the Profit switching tab to share as well? Where the actual calculations incorrect? |
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Help please! I start cgminer on amd gpu. AM shows mining process but no temperature info, speed info - how to see these params in AM? https://ibb.co/gPu2evDid you select the miner and then click 'Map to system monitoring' ? You'll have to do this for every miner. yes i click. GPUs shows in 'Map to system monitoring' and in GPU Setting - via AM and msi afterburner (and i can ovoerclock them), but not shows in main window( http://ibb.co/kPTaXFI assume you also see the GPU's perfectly fine in the System tab, which indicates that Awesome Miner can get GPU information without any problems. On the GPU that it's also required that the mining software reports GPU's with hashrate and more, and that is totally missing here. Could you select the miner with this problem and send me the API report (toolbar: Tools -> API report). |
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Awesome Miner doesn't have this feature right now, becuase the software was originally not optimized for small scale mining on a single gaming computer where you want to start and stop the mining depending on computer use. This is a feature that could be supported, so I will make a note of this request and add it in future versions.
I would love this feature as well - I use AM for a larger mining operation at my business as well as on my home gaming PC's to mine in their free time, there is no easy way to get the PC to STOP mining using Scheduled Tasks (starting is easy), so having this built-in would be a godsend. I have a question. I cannot seem to find any options for idle detection. I know this is normally for dedicated rigs, but there is a lack of options outside of NH's own miner and their fees are pretty high.
Awesome Miner doesn't have this feature right now, becuase the software was originally not optimized for small scale mining on a single gaming computer where you want to start and stop the mining depending on computer use. This is a feature that could be supported, so I will make a note of this request and add it in future versions. Thank you! It would be great not having to use NH miner for it. There used to be CGWatcher but has since gone out of development. I think it would add greatly to the visibility of your product. Thank you for replying! Do you only need the idle feature to work on the Awesome Miner main computer, or also on the remote computers? What I can investigate is to add a new rule trigger for this. It could trigger when you have been idle for X number of minutes and another when you get back after being idle. With this trigger it would then be possible to do any action you want... for example start or stop a miner. Would that solve your scenarios? |
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Patrike.
hi.
in one pc i mined at the same time at 2 programs - 1060 card in claymors and 1070 in ewbf
in awesome miner i see only miner 1060 and 1070 not find
how i may tune in awesome 2 miner for 1 pc?
tnx.
I assume you have a setup with two Managed Miners, one for Claymore and one for EWBF? Do you see both your GPUs on the System tab when you select any of these miners? Then you can try to map the GPU information to each Managed Miner: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpumapping.aspxyes i have 2 miners, both i see only 1060 card with claymors miner... ewbf not find and 1070 card not see( http://dropmefiles.com/cs20wor in one ip i can see only 1 miner? OK, so the problem is that Awesome Miner cannot get any statistics from the EWBF miner running the 1070 cards? If you connect to the EWBF with an External Miner, you need to make sure that the EWBF miner has API enabled, so you need to start it with the following command line arguments: --api 0.0.0.0:42000 This makes it possible for Awesome Miner to connect to the EWBF miner |
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I'd rather not uninstall the program. Kind of a pain to setup everything again.
No worries. Unstalling will keep your configuration which is stored in c:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\AwesomeMiner. to be very safe you can always back this up. Or use the export feature Should have backed up.... oh well, at least it is opening now. Hi, I'm sorry to hear that your settings was lost. Awesome Miner do keep two backup files in case the primary file get corrupt. Could you send me the log file one more time after you lost the settings? If it was due to a downgrade, I might be able to find and recover your old settings in the log file, a bit depending on which log level that was used. |
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I have a question. I cannot seem to find any options for idle detection. I know this is normally for dedicated rigs, but there is a lack of options outside of NH's own miner and their fees are pretty high.
Awesome Miner doesn't have this feature right now, becuase the software was originally not optimized for small scale mining on a single gaming computer where you want to start and stop the mining depending on computer use. This is a feature that could be supported, so I will make a note of this request and add it in future versions. |
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Patrike.
hi.
in one pc i mined at the same time at 2 programs - 1060 card in claymors and 1070 in ewbf
in awesome miner i see only miner 1060 and 1070 not find
how i may tune in awesome 2 miner for 1 pc?
tnx.
I assume you have a setup with two Managed Miners, one for Claymore and one for EWBF? Do you see both your GPUs on the System tab when you select any of these miners? Then you can try to map the GPU information to each Managed Miner: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpumapping.aspx |
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