!?!?!

At least you got something up! Perhaps mySQL was just messed up on that machine???

What if you change the name/pw to root?

'fraid I'm taking shots in the dark, I'm not an expert on mySQL.

The 'YES' means a password is in use

Does seems there's an admin problem. Check the username, password and database name are all correct (you do need to create a database to connect to - the webpage will create tables in a database, but not the database itself)

...and another...
Pool number is displayed in green when shares are being submitted to it. i.e. displays the pool(s) actively in use.

Added the checkboxes
So now if you change a value, the checkbox will tick itself and on submit the value will be sent.
Unchecked values will not be sent, so if you move a slider accidentally you can uncheck the box and the value will remain as it was.

I was thinking, maybe checkboxes which check themselves if a control is changed?
Want to make it as easy as possible.

There's all sorts of mechanisms which could be used, but in the end the changes are fed back to the user, so they can see what (if anything) was changed.
If it turns out to be a problem, I can add checkboxes or POST specific changed flags, but I can't see how MUCH can go wrong (famous last words?). CGminer's pretty robust

Yay, I have my hashes back now

Works like this:

Page load
get values
display
-
User edit
-
Hit apply
page load
get values
Compare
Send difference
wait 2 s
get values
display values

So values may change on cgminer between gets and they will be set back to what they were... but meh, like you say, changing the variable values such as fan speed and gpu clock is a moot point.

Ah, well, leave the values alone. If you don't change them, they won't be set... it checks. If the values differ, it sends the command. If they are the same no command is sent.

You could probably get by with smaller gauge wire on the 5 & 3.3 v lines too

So the edit boxes show up blank?
Hmm, they (and the sliders) should be set to whatever the value on the card currently is.
That would be a javascript thing. I've only used chrome and Firefox. Which browser do you use?

Hmmmm, I seem to be finding it to be quitting after a few hours :/
I'm not logging anything, so maybe I'll add that and see what happens.

If your seeing actual code, and not errors, then your webserver is not understanding the page is a script and running it. It's just displaying as-is. Sounds like a config issue, which I can't really help with.
As for the database, you need to either set the username and password in the config file to one you know has access to the database, or add a new user to the database, to mach the one in the config file.

the Pi would be nice, but I think I'll get another router to do this.
Though, it is 3x more expensive.

Still can't wait for mine. Getting very excited

Is merged mining still worthwhile?
@0.0038 $ per NMC, it seems fairly pointless.

Another update committed to use the new API function enable/disable pool and also tests for privileges; hides device controls if read-only.

Enabling / disabling pools via the API... how do we know the current state?
Presumably, status=alive tells us if we can communicate with the pool, and not that it enabled.

Can BFL (or more generically, FPGA) count be added to the API?

Thank yoooooou