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The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.

I've sent a pull request to allow remote management. The idea is that you add port forward to the miners in your router and use this address in the remote host port configuration while you add the miner. The webapp will still be running in the LAN and be able to connect to the RPC ports of the miners and you would be able to access the miners remotely to do anything.

Hi there,

First of all thank you for taking the time to contributing to my little project, I really appreciate it.
I saw your pull request but didn't had the time to reply earlier. I will reply to you at Github !!!

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Quote from: Hotcooler on December 24, 2017, 10:04:27 PM

Quote from: anselal on December 15, 2017, 01:49:19 AM

The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.
If you are monitoring outside your local LAN e.g. via port forwarding, you won't be able to access the miner's interface. A workaround is to setup a VPN server or connecting to the pc running the #AntminerMonitor e.g. via teamviewer

Cheers for the software Anselal.

As another suggestion, one can proxy/reverse proxy them through some http server, say apache with mod_proxy. One can also run monitor through the proxy to add SSL, and authorization. Though I'm either bad at it, or I dont understand something, thus had to create couple of rules and modify default root of the web app to get it to work properly..

Sorry for the delayed reply. In order to setup SSL you will have to run the app with gunicorn and proxy that on nginx or apache. I prefer nginx since it is easier to use with gunicorn

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Quote from: anselal on December 15, 2017, 01:49:19 AM

The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.
If you are monitoring outside your local LAN e.g. via port forwarding, you won't be able to access the miner's interface. A workaround is to setup a VPN server or connecting to the pc running the #AntminerMonitor e.g. via teamviewer

Cheers for the software Anselal.

As another suggestion, one can proxy/reverse proxy them through some http server, say apache with mod_proxy. One can also run monitor through the proxy to add SSL, and authorization. Though I'm either bad at it, or I dont understand something, thus had to create couple of rules and modify default root of the web app to get it to work properly..

anselal

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Thank you for your kind words. We have implemented some very nice features like reboot/save shutdown etc.. We are currently testing those features and we hope we can release them soon.

I chose python so the app can be platform independent. The app has been tested on Windows, Linux and Mac and runs without any errors. Even more, since the app is web based it is easily accessible remotely.

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Quote from: anselal on December 15, 2017, 01:49:19 AM

The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.
If you are monitoring outside your local LAN e.g. via port forwarding, you won't be able to access the miner's interface. A workaround is to setup a VPN server or connecting to the pc running the #AntminerMonitor e.g. via teamviewer

Hi Anselal,
Thank you very much for your quick response. Additionally I want to appreciate you that creating a helpfull tools for world wide coin miners for free. Im not an expert coder of python, but Im coding same tool in visual basic now, then I gonna be published to github soon for miners for free. It will be very usefull toll for the mid or long range mining farms in the future, I think. Hovewer, remote control of farm status will be very important for investors. According this, you are kindly requested to work on this issue. If you done this, also you will help all of miners of the World.

Thanks a lot,

gultekin

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No, it won't work with python 3 since there are some changes to the socket module which I haven't merged yet, although I have tested them and they work.
You need to install python 2 and I think that you have to uninstall python 3. I have seen it not working when both versions were installed.
Try to follow the instructions and if you still have problems just pm

dinotom

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I already have Python 3.6.3 installed on my PC as I am starting to learn Python (Went from VB.net to C#, now trying to learn Python and C++). I saw your antminer monitor, looks great and I'd love to use it as i run a bunch of S9's and L3's.

Will it work on 3.6.3? I see you spec 2.7.3?

I'd love some help getting it installed and configured once I know if my Python version is good.

anselal

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The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.
If you are monitoring outside your local LAN e.g. via port forwarding, you won't be able to access the miner's interface. A workaround is to setup a VPN server or connecting to the pc running the #AntminerMonitor e.g. via teamviewer

catalkasik8

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Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 11:11:45 AM

Quote from: anselal on November 28, 2017, 05:39:20 AM

Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 05:35:28 AM

Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.

Hi Anselal,

Really like what you've done with this app.
I was wondering if there is anyway to edit the Hyperlink that is produced by adding the ip?

It is a local IP but I want to hyperlink a public ip.

So the text on the page is still 192.168.xxx.xxx but the hyperlink is to 212.xxx.xxx.xxx:81

Hopefully this isn't to confusing.
And hopefully possible.

The app communicates with the cgminer api at a default port and not at the web's interface port (80). So just add the ip of the miner and you should be ready to monitor your miners.
Let me know if you have other questions.

Hi Anselal,

That wasn't what I was getting at but I've found what I wanted.
The html file.
I'm trying the change the hyperlink on the webpage to go from a local IP to Public IP, but as I have the HTML file I can figure the rest out.

Thanks for such a swift reply.

exactly same think what im looking for. Anselal says, you can not go to public ip. but you say, from the html file(template file which is located "..\antminer-monitor-master\app\templates" can go to public ip, then you can check yuour miners status REMOTLY. Im trying it but I could not. can you help me please.

anselal

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Quote from: hossamelsawy on December 12, 2017, 01:47:46 PM

Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.
If you would like to contribute you can do so by reporting any error, request new features or create pull requests.

I am very excited about this project. I hope it will help you monitor our miners, especially if you own a lot of them.

Happy mining !!!

please can you help me to know how can i install it

If you followed the instructions but couldn't make the app run pm me

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Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.
If you would like to contribute you can do so by reporting any error, request new features or create pull requests.

I am very excited about this project. I hope it will help you monitor our miners, especially if you own a lot of them.

Happy mining !!!

please can you help me to know how can i install it

anselal

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Quote from: qingsha3 on December 11, 2017, 06:03:30 AM

Thanks, you are welcome to contribute if yo want

Thnx, I will contribute to my own project Tongue

qingsha3

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Thanks, you are welcome to contribute if yo want

anselal

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Quote from: mikespax on December 10, 2017, 12:00:39 PM

Could you do a step by step of how to run this for dummies? I'm not great with all this command line on mac.

I am finalizing a more detailed installation guide. I hope it will help. I think i will push it tomorrow. If you want help we can teamviewer, just pm

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Could you do a step by step of how to run this for dummies? I'm not great with all this command line on mac.

anselal

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Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 11:11:45 AM

Quote from: anselal on November 28, 2017, 05:39:20 AM

Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 05:35:28 AM

Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.

Hi Anselal,

Really like what you've done with this app.
I was wondering if there is anyway to edit the Hyperlink that is produced by adding the ip?

It is a local IP but I want to hyperlink a public ip.

So the text on the page is still 192.168.xxx.xxx but the hyperlink is to 212.xxx.xxx.xxx:81

Hopefully this isn't to confusing.
And hopefully possible.

The app communicates with the cgminer api at a default port and not at the web's interface port (80). So just add the ip of the miner and you should be ready to monitor your miners.
Let me know if you have other questions.

Hi Anselal,

That wasn't what I was getting at but I've found what I wanted.
The html file.
I'm trying the change the hyperlink on the webpage to go from a local IP to Public IP, but as I have the HTML file I can figure the rest out.

Thanks for such a swift reply.

No problem, but I still don't understand what you are trying to do. Pm me and we will figure this out Wink

Drachi

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Quote from: anselal on November 28, 2017, 05:39:20 AM

Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 05:35:28 AM

Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.

Hi Anselal,

Really like what you've done with this app.
I was wondering if there is anyway to edit the Hyperlink that is produced by adding the ip?

It is a local IP but I want to hyperlink a public ip.

So the text on the page is still 192.168.xxx.xxx but the hyperlink is to 212.xxx.xxx.xxx:81

Hopefully this isn't to confusing.
And hopefully possible.

The app communicates with the cgminer api at a default port and not at the web's interface port (80). So just add the ip of the miner and you should be ready to monitor your miners.
Let me know if you have other questions.

Hi Anselal,

That wasn't what I was getting at but I've found what I wanted.
The html file.
I'm trying the change the hyperlink on the webpage to go from a local IP to Public IP, but as I have the HTML file I can figure the rest out.

Thanks for such a swift reply.

anselal

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Merit: 11

Quote from: Drachi on November 28, 2017, 05:35:28 AM

Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.

Hi Anselal,

Really like what you've done with this app.
I was wondering if there is anyway to edit the Hyperlink that is produced by adding the ip?

It is a local IP but I want to hyperlink a public ip.

So the text on the page is still 192.168.xxx.xxx but the hyperlink is to 212.xxx.xxx.xxx:81

Hopefully this isn't to confusing.
And hopefully possible.

The app communicates with the cgminer api at a default port and not at the web's interface port (80). So just add the ip of the miner and you should be ready to monitor your miners.
Let me know if you have other questions.

Drachi

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Quote from: anselal on October 11, 2017, 12:47:49 PM

Hello there,

I just want to share with you an "Antminer Monitor" I am developing. You can check the source at https://github.com/anselal/antminer-monitor
It is based on Flask, a python web micro-framework. Currently the app support miner model L3+, S7, S9, D3. The features include keeping an eye on temperatures, fan speed, hashrate, total hashrate grouped by model.
There are in-app notifications in case of a problem. Every problem is logged in a file. Currently the log file is not accessible vie the web interface, but will be available in feature releases.
Another requested feature is the ability to reboot/power off the miner, which will soon available (currently working on it)
You can find more information on the projects page at github.

Hi Anselal,

Really like what you've done with this app.
I was wondering if there is anyway to edit the Hyperlink that is produced by adding the ip?

It is a local IP but I want to hyperlink a public ip.

So the text on the page is still 192.168.xxx.xxx but the hyperlink is to 212.xxx.xxx.xxx:81

Hopefully this isn't to confusing.
And hopefully possible.

polymer_city

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I don't know any python really...

Keep saying i will delve into it.. just havent got the time!

Good luck with your project

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