cryptoGlance [v2.1] :: Open-source, self-hosted, multi-rig monitoring tool!

[rickzsi]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

That worked perfect! No more windows jumping around.  It all appears very stable right now with 8 Antminer S5's.

[Mikestang]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

[thedreamer]

Is there KNC titan support on this? I added mine to the list but it doesn't work.

[cryptoglance]

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

Yes, Any integer will work

[cryptoglance]

Is there KNC titan support on this? I added mine to the list but it doesn't work.

It should. I don't have any information about how to enable the API on that machine (or where cgminer config is located).

[nwoolls]

Is there KNC titan support on this? I added mine to the list but it doesn't work.

It should. I don't have any information about how to enable the API on that machine (or where cgminer config is located).

Instructions for enabling remote API access on the Titan can be found here:

https://github.com/nwoolls/MultiMiner/wiki/Network-Devices#knc-titan

[cryptoglance]

Is there KNC titan support on this? I added mine to the list but it doesn't work.

It should. I don't have any information about how to enable the API on that machine (or where cgminer config is located).

Instructions for enabling remote API access on the Titan can be found here:

https://github.com/nwoolls/MultiMiner/wiki/Network-Devices#knc-titan

Thanks nwoolls!

[Real-Duke]

Sorry for the maybe stupid question but cryptoglance shows all my 4 S3 miners and the correct pool/hashspeed
But I just tried for the first time to make a pool switch to the second pool in the list and nothings appears/changes after saving.
Trying to make a restart ends in the same result.
Looks like I have no remote control but all works fine if I do it on the miner webinterface.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance

This happens when you do not have write access to the cgminer API. Take a look at this post on how to configure the cgminer config on a bitmain product: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=569924.msg11078275#msg11078275

For CryptoGlance to update the miner remotely, you need to have a W: in front of the IP you want to grant access to.

Thanks a lot and sorry for the late reply, all problems sorted out now it works like a charm  

[rickzsi]

Any plans to make an Apple IOS version of CG?

[cryptoglance]

Any plans to make an Apple IOS version of CG?

I think it would be a good idea, however neither of us (two devs work on cryptoglance) have experience with iOS apps.

However, this doesn't mean you can't remotely see your rigs via cryptoglance on your apple products. You can use your web browser (I recommend chrome)

[rickzsi]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

How about incorporating this change into the next revision?  I just upgraded and the change was lost.  Had to put it back.

[cryptoglance]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

How about incorporating this change into the next revision?  I just upgraded and the change was lost.  Had to put it back.

There will be an option in the settings page that will allow you to add additional time

[rickzsi]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

How about incorporating this change into the next revision?  I just upgraded and the change was lost.  Had to put it back.

There will be an option in the settings page that will allow you to add additional time

Perfect. Thanks.  Will the program remember this setting after upgrade?

[cryptoglance]

Sounds great.  It's working now.  Beautiful GUI.  Nice job.  One last question for now: In your program, my rigs appear to "come and go", meaning they always appear to switch from offline to online (fairly constantly).  This tends to cause all of the other windows to continually re-arrange themselves.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Are your rigs on your local network or hosted externally? It's switching status because it's taking longer than 2 seconds to get a response from the miner.

They are local.  Anything I can do to speed up response time?

Not sure what you can do locally... However if you want to edit a file, you can change this value until the next release.

Navigate to: C:\cryptoglance\application\includes\classes\miners\
Open with notepad: cgminer.php

Search for:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);

Replace with:

Code:

$socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

One of my widows did that from time to time and now I know why, thanks!

Is any integer a valid input?  I would think 5 seconds would be enough time, for example.

How about incorporating this change into the next revision?  I just upgraded and the change was lost.  Had to put it back.

There will be an option in the settings page that will allow you to add additional time

Perfect. Thanks.  Will the program remember this setting after upgrade?

You'll need to enable the option once, after that it will be remembered

[opentoe]

I've always used Crypto on my VPS, has worked good. Recently I had to update my router's firmware, so all the port forwarding was removed. Nothing else changed. Now I can't get Crypto to sucessfully load up any of my rigs. They are all S5's. I must be forgetting something real stupid in the router port forwarding area.

Here is what one of the port forwarding lines looks like.

Name               Range            Local IP                 Local Port                TCP/UDP
Miner 101        1001           192.168.1.101        4028                        TCP


And then when I setup a "rig" using Cryptoglance add panel the label will be whatever, Hostname/IP will be my cable modems IP address. API port would be 1001. And algorithm will be SHA-256.

According to me, that should forward my IP ADDRESS using that port 1001 to the internal of 4028 and grab the info. I just had it working on my old firmware. I really don't want to flash back.  Does this look correct? I'm think I'm having a "senior" moment here.

[cryptoglance]

I've always used Crypto on my VPS, has worked good. Recently I had to update my router's firmware, so all the port forwarding was removed. Nothing else changed. Now I can't get Crypto to sucessfully load up any of my rigs. They are all S5's. I must be forgetting something real stupid in the router port forwarding area.

Here is what one of the port forwarding lines looks like.

Name               Range            Local IP                 Local Port                TCP/UDP
Miner 101        1001           192.168.1.101        4028                        TCP


And then when I setup a "rig" using Cryptoglance add panel the label will be whatever, Hostname/IP will be my cable modems IP address. API port would be 1001. And algorithm will be SHA-256.

According to me, that should forward my IP ADDRESS using that port 1001 to the internal of 4028 and grab the info. I just had it working on my old firmware. I really don't want to flash back.  Does this look correct? I'm think I'm having a "senior" moment here.

Hmmm.... I think I could be one of the following:
1) Are the miners actually configured to port 4028?
2) Has the VPS changed IP?
3) It might be taking longer than 2 seconds to connect to the rig. Try using the debug tool (press CTrl+D) and try connecting to one of the miners.

[opentoe]

I've always used Crypto on my VPS, has worked good. Recently I had to update my router's firmware, so all the port forwarding was removed. Nothing else changed. Now I can't get Crypto to sucessfully load up any of my rigs. They are all S5's. I must be forgetting something real stupid in the router port forwarding area.

Here is what one of the port forwarding lines looks like.

Name               Range            Local IP                 Local Port                TCP/UDP
Miner 101        1001           192.168.1.101        4028                        TCP


And then when I setup a "rig" using Cryptoglance add panel the label will be whatever, Hostname/IP will be my cable modems IP address. API port would be 1001. And algorithm will be SHA-256.

According to me, that should forward my IP ADDRESS using that port 1001 to the internal of 4028 and grab the info. I just had it working on my old firmware. I really don't want to flash back.  Does this look correct? I'm think I'm having a "senior" moment here.

Hmmm.... I think I could be one of the following:
1) Are the miners actually configured to port 4028?
2) Has the VPS changed IP?
3) It might be taking longer than 2 seconds to connect to the rig. Try using the debug tool (press CTrl+D) and try connecting to one of the miners.

1. They have always been configured to 4028. Will confirm that with a port scan.
2. The VPS has been the same. I even reinstalled CryptoGlance a few times. And rebooted the VPS.
3. Will try the debug tool and report back.

[opentoe]

Found out it turned out to be my VPS firewall for some reason was blocking it from connecting. Maybe because it was using a non-standard port other than 80. Soon as I ignored my IP address they came right up. I had to deal with my router firewall and then my VPS firewall.

[opentoe]

Is there a reason why Ghash is not in the list of Pools to setup? Is there a way I can setup Ghash?
All that paranoia about a take over. Never came close. I ask people why they don't like Ghash and they can't really tell me why. They just go along with whatever everyone else is saying.

[aarons6]

Is there a reason why Ghash is not in the list of Pools to setup? Is there a way I can setup Ghash?
All that paranoia about a take over. Never came close. I ask people why they don't like Ghash and they can't really tell me why. They just go along with whatever everyone else is saying.

ill tell you why i dont like them.. their pplns system is flawed.. you dont get your shares half of the time.. the payout is lower then almost every other pool i tried..
on top of all of that, their auto withdraw system doesnt work most of the time, there is a minimum you can withdraw and they charge you a fee to withdraw your funds..