[ANN] LEASERIG.NET - rent&hire Quark hashing power!

[djeZo]

I think that every customer decides for himself for how much he would hire a rig depending on market situation how much he can earn. You are forgetting one important fact; we are not trading coins here, but rigs and rig prices depend on how much can be earned with them. Showing these too high and all customers would rather go to competition where prices are low (keep that in mind).

That's exactly what I'm saying ... Currently most of the rigs are rented for LESS then it is showed in column "Best rated price (BTC/GH/day)". If customers (potential renters) would also see the current prices this would show a more real position of the prices ... this would actually become some kind of "orderbook" as we are used from coin trading portals.

The actual renting prices are higher than ones displayed in BRP column, because most of providers set lowest prices for high hours count and very high for low hour count. Most of leases are low hour count, thus paying more than what is stated in column BRP. That is why you often see "Last scrypt mining rig was rented for XXX BTC/MH/day" where XXX is way higher than lowest price of rig in the table.

But, just wait a bit more, tomorrow hopefully comes one great feature many been waiting for


Some of you didn't set proper description when putting your rig type to nFactor. You should state in description that it is for VTC only.

[djeZo]

Can someone confirm whether mail notifications are working fine?

[raveneye]

Can someone confirm whether mail notifications are working fine?

Yes... in fact, could you have an option to disable those notifications, maybe disable specific types of notifications?
It doesn't really do me any good getting an email saying I just leased a rig.  I know I just leased a rig.  I don't need email spam telling me what I am doing.

[djeZo]

Can someone confirm whether mail notifications are working fine?

Yes... in fact, could you have an option to disable those notifications, maybe disable specific types of notifications?
It doesn't really do me any good getting an email saying I just leased a rig.  I know I just leased a rig.  I don't need email spam telling me what I am doing.

Will include that in next update.

[Stass3615]

Hello,

2 things:

- As a customer, when I want to rent a Rig, I click on the "hire" button, then the page shows me the renting plan and warnings.
Could you add here the description of the Rig?

- As an admin, can you add a second backup pool (it means 3 pools then, the main one and 2 backups)?

Thanks

[gsupp]

Could you implement an email verification for changing the BTC payment address? So when trying to change the BTC payment address, an email is sent with a link to confirm the change. That way the payment address can't be changed without express consent. I've seen some pools handle this with 2 factor authentication (also a good idea), but I think the email verification method is much easier to implement while still increasing security.

[djeZo]

Could you implement an email verification for changing the BTC payment address? So when trying to change the BTC payment address, an email is sent with a link to confirm the change. That way the payment address can't be changed without express consent. I've seen some pools handle this with 2 factor authentication (also a good idea), but I think the email verification method is much easier to implement while still increasing security.

Maybe in the future. I still believe that hacking certain either customers or providers account is nearly impossible - passwords are very long. If someone do get a hold of your password, then he either got it from your email (so your email was already compromised) or directly from your pc (from where you use email - again compromised). I see no additional security if I implement this.

[djeZo]

Verify whether your cgminer is configured correctly for API access from website by visiting:

Code:

http://leaserig.net/rigtest.jsp?port=7777

(replace 7777 with your cgminer API port number)

[gsupp]

Could you implement an email verification for changing the BTC payment address? So when trying to change the BTC payment address, an email is sent with a link to confirm the change. That way the payment address can't be changed without express consent. I've seen some pools handle this with 2 factor authentication (also a good idea), but I think the email verification method is much easier to implement while still increasing security.

Maybe in the future. I still believe that hacking certain either customers or providers account is nearly impossible - passwords are very long. If someone do get a hold of your password, then he either got it from your email (so your email was already compromised) or directly from your pc (from where you use email - again compromised). I see no additional security if I implement this.

What about just an email notification that the payment address was changed? I understand what you're saying and perhaps an email verification isn't a good way to implement this. My concern stems from experience with mining pools. I've had a pool get "hacked" where all auto-payout addresses were changed for every user. I would hate to have LeaseRig.net payments going to an address I didn't intend and logging in regularly to verify the payment address can be cumbersome.

[ad3000]

Is the issue already resolved where when cgminer is restarted that the correct pool (the one of the customer) is connected to again? And also his/her backup pools?

Enable save command and will work.

FYI, for those using BAMT, the save call in the api will create a new cgminer.conf under /.cgminer/cgminer.conf  .
This is of course useless since BAMT starts cgminer pointed to /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf

A workaround is to schedule a job to check for updates to /.cgminer/cgminer.conf and overwrite /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf . This will restore your customers pools in the event that you need to reboot/power outage/etc. Unfortunately the cgminer.conf created is a bit over-complicated, and duplicates values for each of your GPUs, even if the values are the same for all of them... regardless it does work, and is the best for the customer.

Login to your BAMT box using ssh and perform the following:
sudo crontab -e
Add the following to the bottom of the crontab (This will check for updates every 5 minutes and only overwrite when changes are made)

Code:

*/5 * * * * cp -u /.cgminer/cgminer.conf /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf >/dev/null 2>&1

Exit (and save)


Also, please keep in mind that SMOS linux has a script that will periodically mine for the developers, thus robbing your customers of time. Use BAMT or SMOS bee edition, or manually remove the offending code.

I just wanted to say that I've noticed that some will save under /root/.cgminer/cgminer.conf instead of /.cgminer/cgminer.conf , so check and see which your distro is saving to.

[serje]

Can someone light me up!
why would I pay 0.0440BTC for a mining rig with 2.1MH/s when my outcome after 24h will be 0.00000040BTC?

[escobol]

serje... u can always make your own rig, outcome is diffrent with diffrent coins

[mpdas108]

Djezo, another quick suggestion, should be easy enough, how about adding a time stamp to when the last rig was rented for, so on the top of the page instead of just telling how much the last rig was rented for you could also tell at what time it was rented

Last scrypt mining rig was rented for 0.02013699 BTC/MH/day on 2/6/2014 @ 8:30am for example...

Lets us know what kind of current demand there is..

[djeZo]

Djezo, another quick suggestion, should be easy enough, how about adding a time stamp to when the last rig was rented for, so on the top of the page instead of just telling how much the last rig was rented for you could also tell at what time it was rented

Last scrypt mining rig was rented for 0.02013699 BTC/MH/day on 2/6/2014 @ 8:30am for example...

Lets us know what kind of current demand there is..

The current demand will shortly be seen very good, so this feature is not needed.

[mpdas108]

Djezo, another quick suggestion, should be easy enough, how about adding a time stamp to when the last rig was rented for, so on the top of the page instead of just telling how much the last rig was rented for you could also tell at what time it was rented

Last scrypt mining rig was rented for 0.02013699 BTC/MH/day on 2/6/2014 @ 8:30am for example...

Lets us know what kind of current demand there is..

The current demand will shortly be seen very good, so this feature is not needed.

What do you mean by "the current demand will shortly be seen very good" , does that mean you're telling me the demand is good, or that you will be implementing some other type of feature for the website so that we can determine current demand?

[djeZo]

Djezo, another quick suggestion, should be easy enough, how about adding a time stamp to when the last rig was rented for, so on the top of the page instead of just telling how much the last rig was rented for you could also tell at what time it was rented

Last scrypt mining rig was rented for 0.02013699 BTC/MH/day on 2/6/2014 @ 8:30am for example...

Lets us know what kind of current demand there is..

The current demand will shortly be seen very good, so this feature is not needed.

What do you mean by "the current demand will shortly be seen very good" , does that mean you're telling me the demand is good, or that you will be implementing some other type of feature for the website so that we can determine current demand?

Yep, new feature is coming; big one. Let's hope I can finish it today. And yes, there is very high demand, just prices are a bit too high, all rigs would be sold out if providers offered for a bit lower price.

[Stankia]

Can someone light me up!
why would I pay 0.0440BTC for a mining rig with 2.1MH/s when my outcome after 24h will be 0.00000040BTC?

Exactly this, not worth it.

[mpdas108]

Can someone light me up!
why would I pay 0.0440BTC for a mining rig with 2.1MH/s when my outcome after 24h will be 0.00000040BTC?

Exactly this, not worth it.

Well you should know that when you are mining for coins that are not yet on exchanges, then you are taking a gamble.. instead of this:

0.0440BTC for a mining rig with 2.1MH/s for an outcome after 24h of 0.00000040BTC

it could very well be this..

0.0440BTC for a mining rig with 2.1MH/s for an outcome after 24h of 0.2BTC

it is always a gamble when investing time and money in fresh new crypto's, that should be understood. if you want stability mine LTC, or some other multipool on your own rig..

[snipsnoop]

Yep, new feature is coming; big one. Let's hope I can finish it today. And yes, there is very high demand, just prices are a bit too high, all rigs would be sold out if providers offered for a bit lower price.

Aye, prices way too high.

[djeZo]

I am half way done with new feature. Everything is working very good for now. When this comes out, it is going to be a shocking feature