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Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 826. (Read 2375972 times)

legendary
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I have heard from him. He will be back don't worry!
sr. member
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Where is Joe? long time no hear from him...
I was wondering the same thing yesterday...
legendary
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Where is Joe? long time no hear from him...
legendary
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Interesting.
I will follow this project, just keep update sir
Thanks. Welcome in our Magical Magi community!
Any questions just ask here!
member
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I'm Just Try
Interesting.
I will follow this project, just keep update sir
member
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I can't login ,why? Is is a real system or just a dummy demo?

Are you trying to login from the registration form on the home page, try the "login" link top-right Tongue
Now it works,damn GFW!
Thanks!
full member
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I can't login ,why? Is is a real system or just a dummy demo?

Are you trying to login from the registration form on the home page, try the "login" link top-right Tongue
legendary
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It's real amigo. After your post I checked it myself and have no problem with the login!
member
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Why do we need this piece in the space?

1. FREE
As an appreciation to members who are fonder of Coin Magi, we present free charge to utilize the MagiPay service, despite you sell $1 or $1,000 goods.
- Merchants: no extra charge at all
- Customers: responsible for the trivial mining fee

2. Customize
MagiPay is uniquely designed for Coin Magi, independent of any other payment gateways. Custom requests will be sent to tailoring MagiPay functions.

3. Instant & Secure
No payments are held by our server. Funds are available to merchants upon 6 confirmations.

Schematic of MagiPay integration

Guide: https://www.m-epays.com/merchant_guide

1. Registration & create MagiPay box

Notice the callback URL has to be corresponding to the location of the file "magipay.callback.php" in the server (see below).

2. Magipay integration
1) Download merchant files: https://github.com/magipay/merchant, then place them in your server
2) Revise db_connect.php and magipay.keys.php (for details see https://www.m-epays.com/merchant_guide)
3) Run magipay.createtable.php through browser, example

4) Revise the following file to enable MagiPay pay option in online shop:
Notice the action upon receiving payment as highlighted.

3. Online purchase example
1) Checkout

2) Pay through Coin Magi wallet

3) Payment received

4) Payment transfered to local merchant's wallet

More ...

1. What else?
I'd say the current form of the MagiPay is basic. It enables one to create Coin Magi payment option and accept payment. It works but we should have more than that to do.

2. Plugins
User friendly plugins is a must. WooCommerce is one of important ones we're targeting at. To community members, please offer us plugins if you are able to do.

3. What do I do to integrate MagiPay in my online shop site?
Please follow the guide and be sure to ask us for help to set up MagiPay. Try out the example here by following the guide:  https://github.com/magipay/shop-example.

Make your site be notable in MagiWorld, as well as obtain XMG by selling items in addition to mining!

Enjoy The Magi!
I can't login ,why? Is is a real system or just a dummy demo?
sr. member
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Mining Co-operative
Just looked at my wallet.

Aww man you did not have to do that, but thank you very much indeed Smiley
newbie
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Could be someone like me with a Unstable connection

Yes it could be that, but I doubt it. Most people would give up after a few tries and failures, or spend hours upon hours getting nowhere - it would be quicker to just let a new wallet sync up normally.

The download routine that I have built into my new software suite uses wget.exe, which deals with network glitches by reconnecting and downloading from where it left off. It does not generate extra network traffic by restarting from the beginning. I have also engineered it so that it cannot be run directly by the user but will only run in very specific circumstances when needed. This should help prevent any abuse in future.

I hope that helps against such (attacks) I keep my wallet synced even with my Slow Connection by having it opened nearly all the time Smiley 

Each of those Breaktroughs against Unfairness are just Incredible Cheesy 

You get a tiny Slice of my Cake Spexx <3
sr. member
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Mining Co-operative
Could be someone like me with a Unstable connection

Yes it could be that, but I doubt it. Most people would give up after a few tries and failures, or spend hours upon hours getting nowhere - it would be quicker to just let a new wallet sync up normally.

The download routine that I have built into my new software suite uses wget.exe, which deals with network glitches by reconnecting and downloading from where it left off. It does not generate extra network traffic by restarting from the beginning. I have also engineered it so that it cannot be run directly by the user but will only run in very specific circumstances when needed. This should help prevent any abuse in future.
newbie
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Why does somebody need to download it repeatedly?

My thought exactly. It would take over 66 downloads to trigger a ban. This incident has wasted a considerable amount of my time and I am not happy. As if I had not had enough distractions recently, this is another setback to my software development effort that I could do without. Whoever did it, I don't want to know.

Could be someone like me with a Unstable connection
But since i also recognize those Bulldozer rapes against the Magical Magi i bet its someone who is just too selfish and wants to show how much of a Bumholio he is xD

Sry for my choice of words but People....Stay fair and Nice like Magi is!

Everything else is just stupid a disrespecting behavior against the whole Magi community :C
sr. member
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Mining Co-operative
Why does somebody need to download it repeatedly?

My thought exactly. It would take over 66 downloads to trigger a ban. This incident has wasted a considerable amount of my time and I am not happy. As if I had not had enough distractions recently, this is another setback to my software development effort that I could do without. Whoever did it, I don't want to know.
legendary
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Merit: 1005
I just got a notification from DropBox that my download links have been temporarily suspended.

This was almost certainly due to somebody attempting to download the XMG blockchain snapshot file(s) repeatedly today.

I have cleared the download suspension, which I was able to do only because it was a "first offence", but obviously I cannot trust people not to over-use the facility so I have removed the snapshot files and the published links will no longer work.

That is a real shame. DropBox provides a daily limit of 20 GB which ought to be enough seeing as the snapshot files are only 300 MB each. There is always somebody to mess things up though Sad

There will be a snapshot download facility available in the new software I have coming up, but I will not be making the links public again.

Why does somebody need to download it repeatedly?
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
Mining Co-operative
I just got a notification from DropBox that my download links have been temporarily suspended.

This was almost certainly due to somebody attempting to download the XMG blockchain snapshot file(s) repeatedly today.

I have cleared the download suspension, which I was able to do only because it was a "first offence", but obviously I cannot trust people not to over-use the facility so I have removed the snapshot files and the published links will no longer work.

That is a real shame. DropBox provides a daily limit of 20 GB which ought to be enough seeing as the snapshot files are only 300 MB each. There is always somebody to mess things up though Sad

There will be a snapshot download facility available in the new software I have coming up, but I will not be making the links public again.
sr. member
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Mining Co-operative
Thanks for giving it some thought anyway. It was difficult enough just getting the CPU temperature reliably under Windows. I made no attempt at fan speed control and only used SpeedFan because it provided the function I needed. It doesn't support older CPUs anyway because they just don't have the sensors onboard.

You would have thought that CPU temperature could be obtained with a one-line command, but sadly that is not the case.
sr. member
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I've made a Linux script to implement Sweet Spot block targetting,
since the buldozers come, f**k up the block reward and go.
Any comments and ideas are welcomed.

Superb work. We have been needing something like that for a long time.

Would you be able to bring cpulimit and SpeedFan together to make a Linux version of TempMax too?

Sadly, no.
The reason is that there is no SpeedFan for Linux.

The commandline alternatives (lm-sensors, pwmconfig and fancontrol) that I tested are too tricky to detect cpu fan speed, cpu temperature
and reliably to set and control fan speeds to diffrent kinds of MOBO/CPU combos.

For example, I've managed to monitor the cpu temp and fans on ASUS M4A79 Deluxe/AMD Phenom II X4 940 combo,
but never was able to set fanspeed via fancontrol.
On my Intel i7 MOBO/CPU I can't detect cpu temp with lm-sensors, but with i7z I have succeeded.

Maybe your idea to port TempMax on Linux can be done, but not by me...  Cry
legendary
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I've made a Linux script to implement Sweet Spot block targetting,
since the buldozers come, f**k up the block reward and go.

In the last few days there was spikes of the Network hashrate as high of 120 Mh/s,
so there is no point of mining at full speed, when the Network is so far away from ideal speed for ~50 XMG per block.

Here is the code of xmg-sweet.sh that I've been testing for a week now on two of my Ubuntu miners:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#
#   Sweet Spot block targeting script v0.1
#
### USER DEFINED BLOCK VALUES
# Text file to store max cpu threads
threadsfile=/home/urban/sweet-spot/cpuid.txt
# XMG block value to triger full speed mining
trgtfull=8
# XMG block value to triger mining at 50%
trgthalf=6
###
echo -e "\nPress [CTRL+C] to stop Sweet Spot block targetting...\n"
# INFINITE LOOP #
while :
do

if [ -f $threadsfile ]; then
   cpus=$(<$threadsfile)
else
   grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo > "$threadsfile"
   cpus=$(<$threadsfile)
fi

maxuse=$((cpus*100))
avrguse=$((maxuse/2))
minuse=$((maxuse/5))

minerpid=$(pidof minerd)

netblock=$(curl -s -k --retry 3 --retry-delay 30 --retry-max-time 15 http://multipools.info/xmg-block-net-info.txt)
net=$(echo $netblock | cut -d "|" -f 1)
bvalue=$(echo $netblock | cut -d "|" -f 2)

echo " ---------------------------------------------------------"
echo -e " | Current Block reward: \e[1;32m$bvalue\e[39;0m XMG. Network speed: \e[1;32m$net\e[39;0m Mh/s."

if [ $(perl -e "($bvalue >= $trgtfull) ? print 1 : print 0") -eq 1 ]; then
echo " |   Switching to Full Speed mining at 100%!"
echo " ---------------------------------------------------------"
# kill cpulimit => full speed
killall -9 cpulimit
elif [ $(perl -e "($bvalue >= $trgthalf) ? print 1 : print 0") -eq 1 ]; then
echo " |   Switching to Power Efficient mining at 50%!"
echo " ---------------------------------------------------------"
# cpulimit @ 50% cpu
killall -9 cpulimit
cpulimit -p $minerpid -b -z -l $avrguse
else
echo " |   Switching to Power Efficient mining at 20%!"
echo " ---------------------------------------------------------"
# cpulimit @ 20% cpu
killall -9 cpulimit
cpulimit -p $minerpid -b -z -l $minuse
fi

sleep 1m
done

The values defining at which block value the miner will go full speed is trgtfull=8 and trgthalf=6 for 50% restricted mining.

In order to work the script needs cpulimit.
You can install it in Ubuntu:
Code:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y cpulimit

I've made an folder, inside of my home dir called sweet-spot and created there the xmg-sweet.sh
by pasting the contents in a newly created file
Code:
nano xmg-sweet.sh

Then I've made the script executable
Code:
chmod +x xmg-sweet.sh

To run it continuously, I've started the script in separate screen so now I can monitor miner's screen and sweet-spot screen when I needed.
Code:
screen -dmS sweet ~/sweet-spot/xmg-sweet.sh

To restore the sweet-spot screen use
Code:
screen -x sweet

Any comments and ideas are welcomed.
Thank you th3.r00t. Nice to see so much activity for Magi. I'am very proud of our Magical Magi community! Working together on the future will make  Magi very strong!
sr. member
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Mining Co-operative
haha i told you, sometimes those bots have some rules that aren't so much accurate, this bring all those "stupids" movements.

i also see it at lot of exchanges and coins, yes, there is lot of bots arround there and XMG will not be less Wink

Yeah I have seen bots at work many times. Usually, it is just a couple of bots constantly chasing each other to be at the top the list, which is a totally dumb thing to do imho. The little devil in me sometimes puts up a small buy/sell just above them, just for fun if I happen to be bored for a while. I have seen others do that as well - makes me laugh, watching them jostling for position. Not exactly a shrewd trading technique is it? I prefer to trust my own judgement and would never allow a simple computer algorithm to make financial decisions for me.
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