hey!lbry pool maybe?=)any plans?=)
Yeah. I'll add coins one by one.
Thank you for suggestion.
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December 24, 2016, 11:07:04 PM
Yeah. I'll add coins one by one.
Thank you for suggestion.
December 24, 2016, 06:37:16 AM
New release of MultiPoolMiner! Have a great Christmas!
https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases
Supports benchmarking and multi-chip support (AMD and NVIDIA).
There are currently no CPU miner pre-sets but will be added in the next increment.
Just run the script and enter your pool user name once prompted; that’s it.
Advanced users can add more miners in the ‘miners’ folder either as JSON or PS1.
Please submit bugs and feature requests in the 'issues' section.
Logs are produced in text format; use them when submitting issues.
Bitcoin Donations: 1MsrCoAt8qM53HUMsUxvy9gMj3QVbHLazH
already see that it is more complicated for me=)will test it today anyway.be prepared for tons of questions=) https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases
Supports benchmarking and multi-chip support (AMD and NVIDIA).
There are currently no CPU miner pre-sets but will be added in the next increment.
Just run the script and enter your pool user name once prompted; that’s it.
Advanced users can add more miners in the ‘miners’ folder either as JSON or PS1.
Please submit bugs and feature requests in the 'issues' section.
Logs are produced in text format; use them when submitting issues.
Bitcoin Donations: 1MsrCoAt8qM53HUMsUxvy9gMj3QVbHLazH
December 24, 2016, 06:33:08 AM
hey!lbry pool maybe?=)any plans?=)
December 24, 2016, 02:41:44 AM
New release of MultiPoolMiner! Have a great Christmas!
https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases
Supports benchmarking and multi-chip support (AMD and NVIDIA).
There are currently no CPU miner pre-sets but will be added in the next increment.
Just run the script and enter your pool user name once prompted; that’s it.
Advanced users can add more miners in the ‘miners’ folder either as JSON or PS1.
Please submit bugs and feature requests in the 'issues' section.
Logs are produced in text format; use them when submitting issues.
Bitcoin Donations: 1MsrCoAt8qM53HUMsUxvy9gMj3QVbHLazH
https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releases
Supports benchmarking and multi-chip support (AMD and NVIDIA).
There are currently no CPU miner pre-sets but will be added in the next increment.
Just run the script and enter your pool user name once prompted; that’s it.
Advanced users can add more miners in the ‘miners’ folder either as JSON or PS1.
Please submit bugs and feature requests in the 'issues' section.
Logs are produced in text format; use them when submitting issues.
Bitcoin Donations: 1MsrCoAt8qM53HUMsUxvy9gMj3QVbHLazH
December 23, 2016, 06:21:29 PM
Hew.. successfully mined one new monero block while testing.
http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
awesome!http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
question, what miner should i use for monero with gtx 1070's ? for minigpoolhub?
thanks
indkt
December 23, 2016, 03:23:19 AM
I am actually working on a standalone windows app that switches miners based on profitability. Will include profitability checks from multiple sites/blockchain data + multiple currencies + past difficulty data and charts + benchmarking. I am going to keep it dedicated to MPH for now. Will hopefully release the first beta version in a week or so.
you don't have to start from scratch, just fork Miner Control with support for MPH
https://github.com/KBomba/MinerControl
December 22, 2016, 01:46:46 PM
Hew.. successfully mined one new monero block while testing.
http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
This is great news... Can't wait
December 21, 2016, 11:43:01 PM
Hew.. successfully mined one new monero block while testing.
http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
http://moneroblocks.info/block/1206680
Seems like pool core part is almost done now.
I will work on coin sending, block info gathering things.
December 21, 2016, 11:25:48 PM
General Question:
miningpoolhub one time said: dont want poolhopers and pool ( payouts) are made for miners staying -i confim this too
----but: "from view of the poolsoftware" we are poolhoppers with multipoolminer and this means in the end less profit!? - `what`s your opinion?
maybe miningpoolhub can answer this, its his software and he knows how he wrote it
sorry for so long posting, but i really was thinking much about this before posting.
[Also be sure i donate you, like i said last time - but first it must work for me
]
Thanks
miningpoolhub one time said: dont want poolhopers and pool ( payouts) are made for miners staying -i confim this too
----but: "from view of the poolsoftware" we are poolhoppers with multipoolminer and this means in the end less profit!? - `what`s your opinion?
maybe miningpoolhub can answer this, its his software and he knows how he wrote it
sorry for so long posting, but i really was thinking much about this before posting.
[Also be sure i donate you, like i said last time - but first it must work for me
]Thanks
Pool hoppers get more profit when they jump in to PROP pool right after the block is found.
When that round's luck is quite better than average, pool hopper get much more because there's not much participants at that time.
In theory, small number of rigs running miner has low probability to insert share than miner who has many miners in certain period of time.
If that round was not that good like average, then pool hopper gets average as usual miners.
Especially if it's fast coins like ethereum, then this behaviour brings quite big problem.
It is proved that PROP using pool miner's get less when other luck hunting hoppers get in and out.
But it is totally different with PPLNS.
Shares are not counted per each round. There's certain PPLNS timeframe (adjusted dynamically) that calculates shares across rounds smoothly.
This is quite fair which does not favor or not favor certain miners. Pool hoppers don't get less, and don't get more with correctly configured PPLNS pool.
Don't worry. I tested it with real baikal ASIC miner to check if it is really fair. It worked as expected.
Thanks.
December 21, 2016, 11:09:49 PM
Sorry it was misconfigured after web server movement.
I extended session duration.
I prefer web browser to remember my id/password recently, and didn't notice this problem until now.
Adding "Remember me" checkbox would save user email temporarily. Is it enough for you?
THank you!!!!!!!I extended session duration.
I prefer web browser to remember my id/password recently, and didn't notice this problem until now.
Adding "Remember me" checkbox would save user email temporarily. Is it enough for you?
Yes y have my browser to auto-save password of miningpoolhub but if i am in another coin or another section except on ethereum stats, it won't detect the user and password, had to go back to eth, click on stats and then it will auto-fill the password (like if it was 2 completely diferent sites)
it works perfectly now, thank you!!
indkt
I experienced similar situation because web browser remembered id/password per domain. (miningpoolhub uses each subdomain for coins as you know)
One day, chrome started to share id/password for all subdomains of miningpoolhub.com
I don't know it's default behaviour or chrome or detected something, but after that, I had no problem with it. I love chrome.
December 21, 2016, 10:20:47 PM
hi,
i have looked into the basic (mpos) api, but it doesnt suit my needs, im using auto-switching so the pools my workers are on may change at any time. I also noticed the docs say nothing about the profit api availabale on the main domain, are there other api methods available on the main domain that would allow me to get all workers and pools which are active?
just like the "pool local" getdashboarddata etc, but "global"
maybe this even exists, but i could not find any document describing it
the thing i want to build would look similar to this one (its using nicehash api):
where in the case of mph there are no algo entries but pool entries (like adzcoin or something) and if there are workers active they get displayed. Each line must have some kind of balance in order to be displayed
on nicehash i achieve this by querying stats.provider.ex once and stats.provider.workers for each found algo with unpaid balance, something similar can be done for mph, in this case i would only require a method to get balances for all pools (like https://miningpoolhub.com/?page=account&action=balances)
There's no global stats api or page currently.
I know it's very difficult to track each workers when using auto switch.
I will make this feature as soon as I finish Monero pool.
December 21, 2016, 05:25:51 PM
Sorry it was misconfigured after web server movement.
I extended session duration.
I prefer web browser to remember my id/password recently, and didn't notice this problem until now.
Adding "Remember me" checkbox would save user email temporarily. Is it enough for you?
THank you!!!!!!!I extended session duration.
I prefer web browser to remember my id/password recently, and didn't notice this problem until now.
Adding "Remember me" checkbox would save user email temporarily. Is it enough for you?
Yes y have my browser to auto-save password of miningpoolhub but if i am in another coin or another section except on ethereum stats, it won't detect the user and password, had to go back to eth, click on stats and then it will auto-fill the password (like if it was 2 completely diferent sites)
it works perfectly now, thank you!!
indkt
December 21, 2016, 02:02:25 PM
thanks for answer 
also to kisk!
Kisk: one important --the most important -- feature of multipoolmimer is the hardwarebased calculating of profit/hash.algo
means: eg: in one moment: a R9 280x ist much more profitable on equihash ( 220) than in this moment on ethash (about 13)
-----but in same moment the R9 290x on equihash 290 and ethash 30
so its a must for right calculating to implement hardware based calculating
right! (?)
also to kisk!
Kisk: one important --the most important -- feature of multipoolmimer is the hardwarebased calculating of profit/hash.algo
means: eg: in one moment: a R9 280x ist much more profitable on equihash ( 220) than in this moment on ethash (about 13)
-----but in same moment the R9 290x on equihash 290 and ethash 30
so its a must for right calculating to implement hardware based calculating
right! (?)
kisk
just read your post carefully again --- think: you write ..... benchmarking..... - is the same as hardware based incl.auto safe benchmarked hash/algo
sounds nice
but: we need only one good software for starting miners and now it seems two spend their knowlege and time
just read your post carefully again --- think: you write ..... benchmarking..... - is the same as hardware based incl.auto safe benchmarked hash/algo
sounds nice
but: we need only one good software for starting miners and now it seems two spend their knowlege and time
Absolutely, since every system is a little bit different everyone is going to get different hash rates, even with identical cards. This makes it very important to calculate profitability for YOUR hardware not generic values, including power usage. The benchmarking portion will allow the miner to cycle test different clocks/voltages/intensities/etc automatically to find the most profitable/stable settings. Then of course those settings will be calculated against realtime blockchain data from multiple sources for accuracy. Will post more later. Busy this time of year
December 21, 2016, 01:30:32 PM
Hi aaronsace,
on one little test rig i was still (trying) running your script.
again after time issue: two instances of claymore ------and of course sys freezing
i think i saw something in the logs: in this test rig i have restart option claymore equihash miner 120min. after 5,6 times correct restarting - timer of claymore restart option starts first time and your script some seconds after this restart starts miner second instance!
this is what i sometimes also recognised while testing in front of monitor
maybe helps
nice see your new master
on one little test rig i was still (trying) running your script.
again after time issue: two instances of claymore ------and of course sys freezing
i think i saw something in the logs: in this test rig i have restart option claymore equihash miner 120min. after 5,6 times correct restarting - timer of claymore restart option starts first time and your script some seconds after this restart starts miner second instance!
this is what i sometimes also recognised while testing in front of monitor
maybe helps
nice see your new master
Don't set the miner to restart as that is probably creating a new process. If you want, you can set the miner to close then multipoolminer will detect this fine. Try version 2 if you're still having issues.
December 21, 2016, 12:41:20 PM
Hi aaronsace,
on one little test rig i was still (trying) running your script.
again after time issue: two instances of claymore ------and of course sys freezing
i think i saw something in the logs: in this test rig i have restart option claymore equihash miner 120min. after 5,6 times correct restarting - timer of claymore restart option starts first time and your script some seconds after this restart starts miner second instance!
this is what i sometimes also recognised while testing in front of monitor
maybe helps
nice see your new master
on one little test rig i was still (trying) running your script.
again after time issue: two instances of claymore ------and of course sys freezing
i think i saw something in the logs: in this test rig i have restart option claymore equihash miner 120min. after 5,6 times correct restarting - timer of claymore restart option starts first time and your script some seconds after this restart starts miner second instance!
this is what i sometimes also recognised while testing in front of monitor
maybe helps
nice see your new master
December 20, 2016, 10:32:36 PM
kisk
just read your post carefully again --- think: you write ..... benchmarking..... - is the same as hardware based incl.auto safe benchmarked hash/algo
sounds nice
but: we need only one good software for starting miners and now it seems two spend their knowlege and time
just read your post carefully again --- think: you write ..... benchmarking..... - is the same as hardware based incl.auto safe benchmarked hash/algo
sounds nice
but: we need only one good software for starting miners and now it seems two spend their knowlege and time
December 20, 2016, 09:51:58 PM
thanks for answer
also to kisk!
Kisk: one important --the most important -- feature of multipoolmimer is the hardwarebased calculating of profit/hash.algo
means: eg: in one moment: a R9 280x ist much more profitable on equihash ( 220) than in this moment on ethash (about 13)
-----but in same moment the R9 290x on equihash 290 and ethash 30
so its a must for right calculating to implement hardware based calculating
right! (?)
also to kisk!
Kisk: one important --the most important -- feature of multipoolmimer is the hardwarebased calculating of profit/hash.algo
means: eg: in one moment: a R9 280x ist much more profitable on equihash ( 220) than in this moment on ethash (about 13)
-----but in same moment the R9 290x on equihash 290 and ethash 30
so its a must for right calculating to implement hardware based calculating
right! (?)
December 20, 2016, 08:27:37 PM
1. Not sure why it's failing to close the previous miner (never failed for me); will add more checks to see if it's closed.
2. I use the 17xxx to reduce the amount of local switching.
3. No hub configuration is required.
4. I'll add it in ready.
5. PPLNS is confusing but I don't believe switching occasionally effects it.
6. I'll add CPU support as well as NVidia (same underlying problem).
I've got a day off tomorrow so be sure to check version 2 when it's released.
2. I use the 17xxx to reduce the amount of local switching.
3. No hub configuration is required.
4. I'll add it in ready.
5. PPLNS is confusing but I don't believe switching occasionally effects it.
6. I'll add CPU support as well as NVidia (same underlying problem).
I've got a day off tomorrow so be sure to check version 2 when it's released.
December 20, 2016, 08:14:07 PM
I am actually working on a standalone windows app that switches miners based on profitability. Will include profitability checks from multiple sites/blockchain data + multiple currencies + past difficulty data and charts + benchmarking. I am going to keep it dedicated to MPH for now. Will hopefully release the first beta version in a week or so.
December 20, 2016, 08:00:33 PM
Ufff forgot something!!! 
Could you write your software for CPU miners, eg Claymore CryptoNote CPU Miner and or nheqminer? i am sure you good in powershell and you dont need tooooooo much time !?
its not much hash from one cpu , but with some rigs ..... in the end all cpus are like one/two/ three gpus!
we mine for profit - hash to hash
thanks much
Could you write your software for CPU miners, eg Claymore CryptoNote CPU Miner and or nheqminer? i am sure you good in powershell and you dont need tooooooo much time !?
its not much hash from one cpu , but with some rigs ..... in the end all cpus are like one/two/ three gpus!
we mine for profit - hash to hash
thanks much
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