PHP simply isn't working there. It's showing the script rather than running it.

See if you can google the problem. I'm afraid I'm not a php installation expert.

Can't wait for mine to turn up 

Good to hear!

I'm not so proud as to refuse a donation
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Thanks dude

Just wondering... is there an issue with the way cgminer caches work?
I don't know what goes on inside, but one plausable explanation to what I'm seeing is:
CGM gets work from all pools.
When Primary pool goes down, work starts on the secondary.
But CGM doesn't get new work, uses what is has, which is old.
Old work submitted, and promptly rejected.

Alternatively:
When Primary pool goes down, work from that pool is submitted to the secondary pool.

Any of these scenarios occur? Because my secondary and tertiary pools end up with a greater number of rejected shares, than accepted.

A beautiful sight to see a BFL single frolicking free in the wild...

So no more problems then?

I must be better than I thought

 

Anyone have cgminer compiles for windows with cpu mining enabled?... want to do some testing.

Might be more PDO stuff to fiddle with.

Find the apache error log, and see what it says.

Blank page could be a basic parsing error, that is a syntax error (i.e. missing ';' etc.)

Just made a couple more minor changes.

Just have to say, cgminer is working great right now
Previous version were producing a lot of invalids/rejectes/discarded etc. Now the figure are all looking very good.
Well done Con

After getting ocminer's blessing, I've put it on github.
I really don't know what I'm doing with this, but it's here:
https://github.com/pshep/ANUBIS

I was thinking... having a web interface basically invalidates this, but then it's up to the admin to restrict access to the web interface. essentially 'SEP'

I see. I've used GIT occasionally for getting code, but don't really know how it works. I'll look in to it.
Guess I'll have to set a project up in place of OCMiner since he's not using git.

Hey Inaba... I'll mail it to you, but I don't really want to upload it anywhere without OCMiners blessing. It is his afterall. I feel a bit awkward about taking it over without first consulting him. Would prefer to wait till he comes back, but I guess if he doesn't show up, I may have to. :/

Hmm, so the received parameter name is "MHS XXX"? Where XXX is the preset inverval... OK.

Thanks for that Kano, I shall bear that all in mind. Anubis is pretty basic/dumb as far as checking what's going on right now.
For instance, the result of any set is ignored. If the get values are updated to what you want, it worked. If not, it didn't work The user is the feedback.

I am amazingly unimpressed.

Anyone wanna be a guinnea pig and help exercise my version? PM me your email, and I'll send it.
(Don't want to make it fully available until OCMiner reappears!)

Changes:
90% re-written (no lie!) OCMiner repeated a lot (A LOT) of code on each page, I moved it all to more easily maintained functions.
Changed database API from MYSQL specific, to PDO, which allows for nearly any database to be used. I personally use SQLite. I've only coded and tested for MYSQL and SQLite, but you can add your own fairly easily.
Changed the way some items are displayed:
- Max temp rather than avg temp
- Share ordering is more consistant across host/device display
- Added utility
- Added both absolute quantity and percentage of shares to each item
- Missing / invalid values displayed more gracefully
- Other nip/tucks here and there.
Added pool display to host data:
- Added priority pool selection.
Added new device management page:
- Start / stop / restart each device
- change all settings CGminer Allows:
-- GPU Clock
-- MEM clock
-- GPU voltage
-- Fan speed
-- Intensity

Caveats:
This won't work if you're moving up from OCminer's initial versions which didn't have the port selection. You'll have to step up to his 1.03 version (which adds the port to the database), then on to this.
Uses PDO database interface. I have no idea if your machine will support it (it *SHOULD* - the direct, database specific API is being depreciated).
I suck at javascript. Could do with some tidying up / beautification.

Crappy screen shots:

Hosts listing:


Host detail


Device detail


Host list expanded to show everything

Naa, I got it... Looked at the code. API only checks the first character so doesn't like a space between ',' and the 'D'. This doesn't effect numbers.