Topic: ANUBIS - a CGMINER Web Frontend - page 12. (Read 83182 times)
Found extra coins in my account. Thank you whoever
I changed root password (default is blank), and now i can't get into phpMyAdmin.
!?!?!Got Anubis running on another machine after I completely messed up the first machine.
At least you got something up! Perhaps mySQL was just messed up on that machine??? What if you change the name/pw to root?
'fraid I'm taking shots in the dark, I'm not an expert on mySQL.
I changed root password (default is blank), and now i can't get into phpMyAdmin.'fraid I'm taking shots in the dark, I'm not an expert on mySQL.
Got Anubis running on another machine after I completely messed up the first machine.
What if you change the name/pw to root?
'fraid I'm taking shots in the dark, I'm not an expert on mySQL.
'fraid I'm taking shots in the dark, I'm not an expert on mySQL.
The 'YES' means a password is in use 
Does seems there's an admin problem. Check the username, password and database name are all correct (you do need to create a database to connect to - the webpage will create tables in a database, but not the database itself)
DB name, username, password are all correct.Does seems there's an admin problem. Check the username, password and database name are all correct (you do need to create a database to connect to - the webpage will create tables in a database, but not the database itself)
I did create the DB.
The user have ALL privileges.
The 'YES' means a password is in use
Does seems there's an admin problem. Check the username, password and database name are all correct (you do need to create a database to connect to - the webpage will create tables in a database, but not the database itself)
Does seems there's an admin problem. Check the username, password and database name are all correct (you do need to create a database to connect to - the webpage will create tables in a database, but not the database itself)
getting this error
I checked config.inc.php, and the password is definitely not "YES".
The password is the same as the one I have setup using phyMyAdmin.
Code:
FATAL: MySQL Connection failed ! Access denied for user 'anubis'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
The password is the same as the one I have setup using phyMyAdmin.
perfect!
thanks
thanks
...and another...
Pool number is displayed in green when shares are being submitted to it. i.e. displays the pool(s) actively in use.
Pool number is displayed in green when shares are being submitted to it. i.e. displays the pool(s) actively in use.
Added the checkboxes
So now if you change a value, the checkbox will tick itself and on submit the value will be sent.
Unchecked values will not be sent, so if you move a slider accidentally you can uncheck the box and the value will remain as it was.
So now if you change a value, the checkbox will tick itself and on submit the value will be sent.
Unchecked values will not be sent, so if you move a slider accidentally you can uncheck the box and the value will remain as it was.
I was thinking, maybe checkboxes which check themselves if a control is changed?
your call - youre driving
whatever you put up on git it Ill try. I have good backups and cgminer is very protective of the hardware entrusted to it, so alpha code and I get along well.
I was thinking, maybe checkboxes which check themselves if a control is changed?
Want to make it as easy as possible.
Want to make it as easy as possible.
There's all sorts of mechanisms which could be used, but in the end the changes are fed back to the user, so they can see what (if anything) was changed.
If it turns out to be a problem, I can add checkboxes or POST specific changed flags, but I can't see how MUCH can go wrong (famous last words?). CGminer's pretty robust
If it turns out to be a problem, I can add checkboxes or POST specific changed flags, but I can't see how MUCH can go wrong (famous last words?). CGminer's pretty robust
Just my opinion, but:
Hmm - so: possibly changing things that the user hasn't changed ... doesn't sound correct to me.
vapourminer's idea sounds valid: the user must say they want it changed.
Or: store the old value hidden in the web page and send it back with the new value - so you know they have specifically chosen to change it.
Or: have both fields visible: the locked field and the new value field so they can even see that they have changed it.
Though, obviously, it will depend on what the user means by not changing a value:
1) Always keep it at this value if it changes
2) Don't change it
The problem with 1) is of course that isn't what happens.
It only happens when the user sends a request so there is no attempt to keep the value after it's sent until after the next time the user looks at the web page and sends a reply - thus why I don't think 1) would be the expected result.
Of course it's just my opinion
Hmm - so: possibly changing things that the user hasn't changed ... doesn't sound correct to me.
vapourminer's idea sounds valid: the user must say they want it changed.
Or: store the old value hidden in the web page and send it back with the new value - so you know they have specifically chosen to change it.
Or: have both fields visible: the locked field and the new value field so they can even see that they have changed it.
Though, obviously, it will depend on what the user means by not changing a value:
1) Always keep it at this value if it changes
2) Don't change it
The problem with 1) is of course that isn't what happens.
It only happens when the user sends a request so there is no attempt to keep the value after it's sent until after the next time the user looks at the web page and sends a reply - thus why I don't think 1) would be the expected result.
Of course it's just my opinion
Works like this:
Page load
get values
display
-
User edit
-
Hit apply
page load
get values
Compare
Send difference
wait 2 s
get values
display values
So values may change on cgminer between gets and they will be set back to what they were... but meh, like you say, changing the variable values such as fan speed and gpu clock is a moot point.
Page load
get values
display
-
User edit
-
Hit apply
page load
get values
Compare
Send difference
wait 2 s
get values
display values
So values may change on cgminer between gets and they will be set back to what they were... but meh, like you say, changing the variable values such as fan speed and gpu clock is a moot point.
Ah, well, leave the values alone. If you don't change them, they won't be set... it checks. If the values differ, it sends the command. If they are the same no command is sent.
Where (and more importantly when) do the values come from that it compares them to?
Ah, well, leave the values alone. If you don't change them, they won't be set... it checks. If the values differ, it sends the command. If they are the same no command is sent.
the boxes do have the proper values. the program works perfect. thats the "problem," so to speak.
its when I deliberately blank a value out (empty box) and then click "apply settings" it seems to send the number zero.
for example, I set fan speed to a blank box (because I dont want to change that value, as cgminer may of changed fan speed since the page was loaded) and click apply settings, when it reloads the fan setting input box is now "0" and the displayed data line (the part with the colored boxes and start,stop,restart) says the fan speed is 0%, 1026 rpm. my normal minimum fan is 1480 rpm (configured via --gpu-fan 40-80).
cgminer eventually brings the fan back up to speed but its disconcerting to hear your fan speed drop to next to nothing lol. being able to not send all but the value you want to change would make it more idiot proof and not override cgminer.
can it be set so a blank input box does not change that value? or a tick box or something that will not send values you dont want.
EDIT: I use FF or chrome on the PCs, Ill use opera on the android phone (havent tried it yet though). but again, the program runs fine.
its when I deliberately blank a value out (empty box) and then click "apply settings" it seems to send the number zero.
for example, I set fan speed to a blank box (because I dont want to change that value, as cgminer may of changed fan speed since the page was loaded) and click apply settings, when it reloads the fan setting input box is now "0" and the displayed data line (the part with the colored boxes and start,stop,restart) says the fan speed is 0%, 1026 rpm. my normal minimum fan is 1480 rpm (configured via --gpu-fan 40-80).
cgminer eventually brings the fan back up to speed but its disconcerting to hear your fan speed drop to next to nothing lol. being able to not send all but the value you want to change would make it more idiot proof and not override cgminer.
can it be set so a blank input box does not change that value? or a tick box or something that will not send values you dont want.
EDIT: I use FF or chrome on the PCs, Ill use opera on the android phone (havent tried it yet though). but again, the program runs fine.
So the edit boxes show up blank?
Hmm, they (and the sliders) should be set to whatever the value on the card currently is.
That would be a javascript thing. I've only used chrome and Firefox. Which browser do you use?
Hmm, they (and the sliders) should be set to whatever the value on the card currently is.
That would be a javascript thing. I've only used chrome and Firefox. Which browser do you use?
grabbed the latest, works well. no options to change stuff till I edited my bat file cgminer flags (yes I still use command line flags instead of config files; lazy in my old age) to allow write access to my network. then I could change stuff.
I do have a feature request. in the screen (page?) that allows you to change intensity, clocks, volts etc.. can you allow us to change only one or 2 values instead of them all each time? lets say I want to just change to Dynamic intensity, I dont want to send new fan speed, engine clocks etc to cgminer as I use autofan and autoclock. leaving a field blank seems to send numeric zero. and I may pull an oops and send the wrong volts to a card, thinking Im in another field (or something equally stupid). so I may want to have it set so I never send a new voltage.
maybe put a tick box in each line or field. ticked means send the value in this line, unticked means dont send whatever value is in that line.
I do have a feature request. in the screen (page?) that allows you to change intensity, clocks, volts etc.. can you allow us to change only one or 2 values instead of them all each time? lets say I want to just change to Dynamic intensity, I dont want to send new fan speed, engine clocks etc to cgminer as I use autofan and autoclock. leaving a field blank seems to send numeric zero. and I may pull an oops and send the wrong volts to a card, thinking Im in another field (or something equally stupid). so I may want to have it set so I never send a new voltage.
maybe put a tick box in each line or field. ticked means send the value in this line, unticked means dont send whatever value is in that line.
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