Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 344. (Read 703146 times)

Hi. Awesome Miner uses a special API key that gives unlimited number of requests to CoinCalculators.io.

Thanks for the update. I've been thinking of adding power cost to a Profit Profile, making it possible to have more than once cost defined in the system.

On the coins tab, in the right most column "Revenue/Profit", you will see if the entry is from WhatToMine.com or any of the other sources. The reason for putting this information here is because the plan is to soon have support for including several of these sources at once.

Hi Patrike,

This is a welcome addition, just needed clarification is querying CoinCalculators.io through AM subject to 100 API calls / 24h limit?

patrike

Due to the fact that the expansion of the place is not in one room, but in different places, where the cost of energy is charged in different ways
Is there an opportunity or plans for the future to tie certain prices to certain ant?
Thank you, it's work

Indicate source of coin statistics for each entry in the Coins tab


I do not find that function.

It's nice to see how the program progresses. Anxious so that all the data sources of currencies can be used at the same time.

Yes, this is exactly what I have in mind - that you should be able to select both WhatToMine and CoinCalculators as sources. The plan is also allow you to define their priority order - so when a coin exists on both sites, Awesome Miner would favor the site you put as highest priority.

Thanks for your nice feedback. I will soon implement support for this scenario to configure per algorithm. It will be according to your point #1 above.

Thanks Patrike for adding coincalculators for stats.
When selecting this option it seems there's a lot more coins in coins tab. And here's my question :
Would it be possible for AM to ask both whattomine and coincalculators simultaneously, and then display all coins available without duplicate ones ?

Nice! Awesome miner! (damn, worst pun ever)

But... Again, I have some tips to improve the SRB integration (sorry, I think you are bored with my comments).

SRB needs differents "config.txt overrides" for every algorithm. For example:
Config.txt for V7 needs "normalv7" at the first line and different intensity/threads if you compare to CN heavy.

With the current testing version, you can set only one config.txt override for Profit Miners. So, you can fine-tuning just one Cryptonight variant. For example: you can set profit miners to switch between V7 coins with SRB, but can't add Heavy ones.

It's possible to solve this by two ways:
1- Allow override config.txt by algorithm. It could be the best option, because you can setup the best values for every algorithm and be happy with auto-switching Profit Miner.
2- If the first try isn't easy to do, you can just allow Custom miners (maybe the market as SRBMiner compatible ones) to override config.txt. This way I could copy SRBMiner into another path, and set it as "SRBMiner Heavy" and set custom config.txt, then copy other one to "SRBMiner LiteV7" and set another custom config.txt, etc.

These ways could solve the problem and allow us to "dance" with all Cryptonight variants.

Sorry my bad english ;p

And thanks for your Uber Max Awesome Miner!

Version 5.0.4 (Development preview of 5.1)

- GPU mining
--- Improved CcMiner API processing for differents units of reporting for GPU clock, memory clock and power usage
--- SRBMiner configuration page to override config.txt via a Profit profile
- ASIC mining
--- Improved detection of Antminer B3 with latest firmware
- Configuration
--- Included predefined profit profile for Intel CPU mining
--- Managed Hosts can be disabled, resulting in all related Managed Miners being disabled will be ignored by the rules and no remote connection will be made
--- The list of Managed Hosts in the Options dialog has been improved to include the number of related Managed Miners and a button to find hosts without miners
--- Added variable [MinerWorker] for the password field of pools, to include the 'Add to worker name' part of a miner in the password field
--- The Bulk Edit feature for miners in the Options dialog are accessible directly from the miner list
--- Profit profile can be configured to be excluded from the global setting to ignore pools with no accepted shares
--- Changed predefined Bytecoin algorithm to Cryptonight
--- Improved detection of Managed Hosts duplicates
--- API connection retry can be configured via the Options dialog, Advanced section, to better handle poor network connections
- Features and integration
--- CoinCalculators.io added as a new coin statistics provider
--- New source for exchange rates for display currencies (fiat currencies) as the current exchange rate provider will terminate their services June 1st 2018
--- Added a number of new block explorers for wallet balance
- User interface
--- Preview of new web interface included, but not default. The new web interface must be activated via the Options dialog, Web section. In the future, this will be the new default web interface.
--- Dashboard improved to display up to 8 top coins and algorithms for the active miners. Sorting is by number of active miners
--- Display the income as coins per day via the Customize Progress Field feature (see web site for usage example)
--- Display the current pool name in the miner list when using user defined mining software with API compatibility with known mining software
--- Default sort order for Online Services tab is on the Profit column and if sorted on another column, the Profit column is always used for secondary sort order
--- Benchmark results can be copied to clipboard
--- Added additional coin images
--- Automatically select the new miner added via the wizard, to make it easier to find
--- Improved display of small coin values in Coins&Profit section of Options dialog
--- The bottom panel of the main window can be made smaller
--- Support Tensority / Bytom profitability calculations
--- Indicate source of coin statistics for each entry in the Coins tab
--- Improved validation of GPU clocking values in Clocking Profile
- Rules and API
--- Added Awesome Miner API for removing Managed Miners and Managed Hosts
--- Added software type and hashrate value per device for /api/miners
- Mining software
--- SRBMiner 1.5.5 with additional Cryptonight algorithms
--- DSTM ZCash miner 0.6.1
--- CpuMiner-Opt 3.8.8.1
- Corrections
--- Correction to Innosilicon A6 hash rate unit
--- Correction to display of name of custom Online Services where multiple custom services uses the same algorithm
--- Correction to Wait Action in rules, for scenarios with longer wait times
--- Correction to benchmark to include the 'Additional command line' configured per algorithm in the profit profile
--- Correction to network scan to allow including IP addresses ending with 255
--- Correction to profit factors for a few predefined pools, including Nicehash X13
--- Correction to SIA block explorer integration for the wallet balance feature
--- Minor corrections

(Items in blue are new since the previous development release)

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates

Direct download links:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

This indicates that Awesome Miner is unable to connect to the API of the mining software, and could either be that the mining software crashed or simply doesn't respond.

If it's a Managed Miner, Awesome Miner (or Remote Agent if this is a remote computer) will print "process not running" in the log file, and will perform a restart of the mining software because of this.

I could be the same as nevermore (ccminer fork)  https://github.com/brian112358/nevermore-miner/releases

In the properties of a rule, you can select the action "Miner Command" and then "Execute Remote Command". Using this feature you can execute any application or batch file on a remote computer.

I've had reports from other users that Whatsminer M3 can be monitored via Awesome Miner.

A signficant number of properties for Summary can be access. Search for "status object" on this page:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/customizefield.aspx

The devices and pools are arrays of information and might be a bit more difficult to work with from these expressions, but could probably be supported later on as well. The reason why it's not supported yet is that no one asked for it.

Were there any specific propreties you had in mind?

I just had a quick look and z-enemy doesn't support the same benchmarking command line parameters as ccminer. I will make some improvements to the benchmarking in one of the next few releases and I will try to address this as well.

The plan is to have a new development version of Awesome Miner available within a few hours - and one of the changes is to adjust to the X13 reporting for Nicehash.

On NH's front page, https://www.nicehash.com/news/moving-from-gh-to-th-units-for-x13-algo, effective today, it's not caused by AM update

a great program.

two issues that happen to me after updates.

- x13 something has changed nicehash that does not mark mine values well
- Hmq1725 is not supported by amd (Rx580), always leaving in online services

most likely cryptopia api changed / down again, happens all the time. Don't think anything Patrike can do about it.