[ANN][POOL] Mining Pool Hub - Multipool. Multialgo, Auto Exchange to any coin.

[aaronsace]

I think the next info will be useful, example:

Status
Current time: 17:00
Last seen/share/refresh: 16:27

It means that now is 17:00 and I refreshed the data at 16:27. It means that the data on my dashboard is 33min old.
UTC or my time zone - as for me is better my time zone. If it is complicated, do which is easier for you.
Any time is better than no time.

That makes sense; it gives you a reference point for the other times if listed like that. Sounds like some work is being done in that area; should hopefully see how miningpoolhub decides to implement it soon. Could put "33 min" instead.

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[Yanakitu Tenatako]

Looks like email notification is working now, thanks for the fix.

[carlo_0000]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

[aaronsace]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

Try MultiPoolMiner, it will mine the best algorithms specifically for your system: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases

[Xardas2014]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

Try MultiPoolMiner, it will mine the best algorithms specifically for your system: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases

That is not entirely true. Your program doesn't test even various "i" settings. I like what you are trying to do, but it is far from a test all cards and algos to mine the best. I could go on at length about the various things you should add to your program, but the biggest one is for it to test at LEAST user input "i" settings during the benchmark. I know, I know, you don't want to crash rigs, I get it.

[aaronsace]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

Try MultiPoolMiner, it will mine the best algorithms specifically for your system: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases

That is not entirely true. Your program doesn't test even various "i" settings. I like what you are trying to do, but it is far from a test all cards and algos to mine the best. I could go on at length about the various things you should add to your program, but the biggest one is for it to test at LEAST user input "i" settings during the benchmark. I know, I know, you don't want to crash rigs, I get it.

You can set custom settings yourself if you already know them and add/remove custom miners (JSON files are supported containing the miner locations and command line options).

I would like a list if you have it as I can't implement it if you don't say; try to focus on solutions to problems if you can:
https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/issues

Although I will be adding some custom settings, I cannot currently see it being possible to test every combination as the possibilities go up exponentially. You are getting then into the realms of tweaks like overclocking and would take hours/days to work out. I'm not sure anyone has every made what your asking for but we can try.

[Xardas2014]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

Try MultiPoolMiner, it will mine the best algorithms specifically for your system: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases

That is not entirely true. Your program doesn't test even various "i" settings. I like what you are trying to do, but it is far from a test all cards and algos to mine the best. I could go on at length about the various things you should add to your program, but the biggest one is for it to test at LEAST user input "i" settings during the benchmark. I know, I know, you don't want to crash rigs, I get it.

You can set custom settings yourself if you already know them and add custom miners (JSON is supported).

I would like a list if you have it as I can't implement it if you don't say; try to focus on solutions to problems if you can:
https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/issues

Although I will be adding some custom settings I can't currently see it being possible to test every combination as the possibilities go up exponentially. You are getting then into the realms of tweaks like overclocking and would take hours/days to work out.

Maybe you think I've said something bad. I think you have been great taking your free time to help free of charge. I commend you and truly appreciate it. I could tell you a shitload of things you could get a powershell to do, but the community would go into total freakout mode.

My simplest suggestion is to force user input before the benchmark to set parameters of testing. If they know what already works for their rigs that is golden. If they don't know they can just opt for the default test.
 

[cryptonitro]

Hello , i m trying your pool since this morning, on XMR , just try to set up  wallet ... but surprise i can't log my kraken adress
can you please had exchange adress ?

[aaronsace]

Maybe you think I've said something bad. I think you have been great taking your free time to help free of charge. I commend you and truly appreciate it. I could tell you a shitload of things you could get a powershell to do, but the community would go into total freakout mode.

My simplest suggestion is to force user input before the benchmark to set parameters of testing. If they know what already works for their rigs that is golden. If they don't know they can just opt for the default test.
 

Don't worry, I'm actively developing it (when I get free time to do so ) so I'm obviously seeking what users want.

I really want to keep it open to any command line miner so I'm avoiding locking the core program down with miner specifics like the 'I' settings. I believe that making the miner settings more obvious/understandable is going to have to be on my things to do as it is possible for users to do a lot of things like this already.

[aaronsace]

Hello , i m trying your pool since this morning, on XMR , just try to set up  wallet ... but surprise i can't log my kraken adress
can you please had exchange adress ?

Sorry but your English is not clear. What are you trying/wanting to do?

The normal setup for this pool is to enter a single wallet address on the type of coin that you use (i.e. BTC) then set that coin as the 'auto exchange' coin on MiningPoolHub so everything is exchanged and sent to that wallet no matter what you mine.

[Yanakitu Tenatako]

i think the mining profitability  is not right fro amd

i calculated for r9 270 -380 x470   and each time i see zcash above monero  but actually  i test couple of calculator  but monero is more profitable

i checked a couple of time

Try MultiPoolMiner, it will mine the best algorithms specifically for your system: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases

That is not entirely true. Your program doesn't test even various "i" settings. I like what you are trying to do, but it is far from a test all cards and algos to mine the best. I could go on at length about the various things you should add to your program, but the biggest one is for it to test at LEAST user input "i" settings during the benchmark. I know, I know, you don't want to crash rigs, I get it.

Some tests are best to do yourself.
Can you imagine how many different combination of  memory/gpu settings and core voltage are possible and how many miner options.

MPM is just fine as is. Your expectations are over possibility.

[melloyellow]

aaronsace, can you tell us where/how to edit worker names?  I see the parameters in MultiPoolMiner.ps1 and I tried to edit those but I messed some stuff up.  Looking at it right now I see WorkerName but how can I edit the AMD/NVIDIA/CPU or SSL only etc?  I'm only interested in AMD so I'm assuming if I edit it the right way MultiPoolMiner won't download the unnecessary miners?

edit, for some reason I thought this downloaded the necessary miners upon first run...I guess not

[cryptonitro]

Hello , i m trying your pool since this morning, on XMR , just try to set up  wallet ... but surprise i can't log my kraken adress
can you please had exchange adress ?

Sorry but your English is not clear. What are you trying/wanting to do?

The normal setup for this pool is to enter a single wallet address on the type of coin that you use (i.e. BTC) then set that coin as the 'auto exchange' coin on MiningPoolHub so everything is exchanged and sent to that wallet no matter what you mine.

sorry for my english
don't know that for only exchange, so i can't cash out to kraken wallet ? :s

[merlinsbeard]

Hello , i m trying your pool since this morning, on XMR , just try to set up  wallet ... but surprise i can't log my kraken adress
can you please had exchange adress ?

Sorry but your English is not clear. What are you trying/wanting to do?

The normal setup for this pool is to enter a single wallet address on the type of coin that you use (i.e. BTC) then set that coin as the 'auto exchange' coin on MiningPoolHub so everything is exchanged and sent to that wallet no matter what you mine.

Hey aaronsace, I ran your multipoolminer last night on my rx 480 and it went great. Great job and thank you. The only issue I had was that during benchmarking, the x11 script for amd gpu ran for like 2 hours without stopping. Perhaps it was not finding any shares. I closed out the miner manually and it worked fine.

I would love if the program tested i values as well but I think it might be a waste of time. Claymore dual mining ethash+siacoin seems to utilize the gpu a lot more efficiently than sgminer etc. Also, does the benchmark values for Claymore mining take devfee of 2% into account?

Also like that you can do both cpu and gpu mining at the same time.

Cheers for creating such a useful program. So much more transparent than nicehash.


EDIT: to cryptonitro: try setting your preferred coin to whichever currency in 'auto exchange' at miningpoolhub. It will auto exchange any coins you mine into your preferred one. Than you can go that coin's pool/wallet and cash out or auto transfer there.

[carlo_0000]

hi i was trying multipoolminer but no luck

i change my username in start.bat but something missing, or does not point to the right directory?


C:\Users\carlo>powershell -noexit -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle maximized
 -command "&.\multipoolminer.ps1 -username carlo0000 -interval 60 -location euro
pe -ssl -type amd"
Le terme « .\multipoolminer.ps1 » n'est pas reconnu comme nom d'applet de comma
nde, fonction, fichier de script ou programme exécutable. Vérifiez l'orthograph
e du nom, ou si un chemin d'accès existe, vérifiez que le chemin d'accès est co
rrect et réessayez.
Au niveau de ligne : 1 Caractère : 2
+ & <<<< .\multipoolminer.ps1 -username carlo0000 -interval 60 -location europe
 -ssl -type amd
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (.\multipoolminer.ps1:String) []
   , CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

PS C:\Users\carlo>

[merlinsbeard]

Just put the full directory in the &.\multipoolminer.psi part of the .bat

Or just run the powershell.

[aaronsace]

aaronsace, can you tell us where/how to edit worker names?  I see the parameters in MultiPoolMiner.ps1 and I tried to edit those but I messed some stuff up.  Looking at it right now I see WorkerName but how can I edit the AMD/NVIDIA/CPU or SSL only etc?  I'm only interested in AMD so I'm assuming if I edit it the right way MultiPoolMiner won't download the unnecessary miners?

edit, for some reason I thought this downloaded the necessary miners upon first run...I guess not

The command line option to change the worker name is '-WorkerName'.

Check the 'start.bat' file for an example.

Where possible, miners download on first use otherwise they are included (see the 'bin' folder).

[aaronsace]

Hey aaronsace, I ran your multipoolminer last night on my rx 480 and it went great. Great job and thank you. The only issue I had was that during benchmarking, the x11 script for amd gpu ran for like 2 hours without stopping. Perhaps it was not finding any shares. I closed out the miner manually and it worked fine.

I would love if the program tested i values as well but I think it might be a waste of time. Claymore dual mining ethash+siacoin seems to utilize the gpu a lot more efficiently than sgminer etc. Also, does the benchmark values for Claymore mining take devfee of 2% into account?

Also like that you can do both cpu and gpu mining at the same time.

Cheers for creating such a useful program. So much more transparent than nicehash.

It trys to wait for an accurate reading but obviously 2 hours is wrong. I'm rewriting the benchmarking and hash rate reading so I may add a timeout.

Losses are not currently included at the moment, only profits; it's on my to-do but needs some thought. Would like the actual 24 hour readings for MiningPoolHub to be included in the calculations but it's not available yet.

[kisk]

BTW for anyone that was questioning the zcash pool, it looks like our bad luck on finding blocks has run out. The 10th was a terrible day but 12th has made up for it. Keep on mining!!

[melloyellow]

aaronsace, can you tell us where/how to edit worker names?  I see the parameters in MultiPoolMiner.ps1 and I tried to edit those but I messed some stuff up.  Looking at it right now I see WorkerName but how can I edit the AMD/NVIDIA/CPU or SSL only etc?  I'm only interested in AMD so I'm assuming if I edit it the right way MultiPoolMiner won't download the unnecessary miners?

edit, for some reason I thought this downloaded the necessary miners upon first run...I guess not

The command line option to change the worker name is '-WorkerName'.

Check the 'start.bat' file for an example.

Where possible, miners download on first use otherwise they are included (see the 'bin' folder).

ok thanks.  fyi -workername isn't in the start.bat  Obviously one can add it but that's where my confusion came from.