Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 393. (Read 703143 times)

Awesome Miner Version 4.5.5 (Development preview of 4.6)
- GPU clocking improved by introducing GPU Clocking groups to support mixed clocking settings per GPU
- Custom Online Services can be added to support any Yiimp compatible pool
- Remote Proxy concept introduced to support very large scale mining operations
- The Change Pool and Add Pool menus are redesigned to include a searchable pool selection dialog, to support a larger number of pools.
- The Add Pool operation is added to the main toolbar and can be performed on all selected External Miners
- The Pool Change operation is made available with more mining software for a Managed Miner in the web interface
- Improved batch command execution to allow execution when a miner is starting or stopping, for Managed Miners, Managed Profit Miners and per algorithm for Profit Profiles
- Improved context menus and change detection for the Pool Balance feature
- Number of active miners at Yiimp compatible pools displayed in the Online Services tab
- Indonesian Rupiah added as display currency
- Updates to Mining Dutch port numbers to avoid low difficulty ports by default
- Zergpool settings for the profit switcher has been updated to include selection of region (EU or US)
- Claymore Dual Ethereum Miner 11.5
- PhoenixMiner 2.7c
- XMRig miner 2.4.5
- CastXMR 0.9.0
- Correction to benchmarking of Excavator miner
- Correction to Ignore GPU feature for the MSI Afterburner integration
- Correction to display of pool balance where the coin is unknown
- Correction to the profit switcher for disabled algorithms and custom pools
- Correction to power cost calculations for the profit switcher
- Correction to the Change pool action used via the Rules
- Correction to activating the main window when started with the minimized option enabled
- Minor corrections

Items in blue are new or updated since the previous development released a few days ago.

Development versions are intended for users that want to try the latest features before they are made available in the official releases. Development versions are not intended to be deployed at large scale as they have not been tested as much as the official releases. Please make sure that both Awesome Miner and Remote Agent uses the save version. Also note that one upgraded to a development preview, it isn't possible to downgrade to an older version.

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 if needed:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

The feature to add a custom Online Service entry like described above is currently only available in the latest development version of Awesome Miner. 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.

The feature will also be released as part of Awesome Miner v4.6, planned to be released within a week from now.

Finding a good and accurate SIA coin Block Explorer has been a struggle. Since version 4.5, there is one supported and you will find it if you select Sia Coin when adding the entry in the Options dialog.

However, there have been instances where this block explorer simply isn't correct either - and Awesome Miner will only be able to display the balance as reported from the block explorer.

This works perfect, thanks!

I've implemented this change as suggested - but the total value in BTC will only be displayed if all the items in the list are expressed in Bitcoin as well.

Hi and thanks for all great work on the plugin.

Your requests are noted.

For the images, you can already today put a png-file named for example LTC.png (use the coin short name) in one of these folders, and Awesome Miner should pick it up:
- The folder where AwesomeMiner.exe is located
- The user folder %appdata%\AwesomeMiner\

Thanks for your feedback on this.

There are a few areas where I'm planning to do improvements. Improving the profit switcher is one of them, and that includes both making it more configurable, but also better in terms of predictions. I've been thinking of making use of the servers I have for Cloud Services to also keep track of the profit trends for all these popular pools. Then it's not your local Awesome Miner that needs to be running for a long time to figure this out, as you might have reboots and similar. However, it would still only be about what the pools are presenting - if their Actual 24h value would a bit incorrect (in case of a fault or scam), it wouldn't be possible to detect.

Although the Profit Factor can be manually set in Awesome Miner today for these pools. it would be great to have the software track the actual payouts. However, the total number of pools and algorithms are probably around 100 by now, and actually mine on all of them for a long period of time to track the pool performance is possible but very time consuming.

Thanks for your suggestion on this. Right now there are bulk-edit operations for some properties of an External Miner, but the plan is to introduce a similar concept for Managed Miners / Managed Profit Miners as well. Having autostart configurable in bulk could be an option.

For the less complex scenarios, Awesome Miner should be able to figure out which miner to autostart based on what you were running last time. That could be a good improvement.

Thanks. I don’t seem to have the custom service option. Is this a beta feature? I’m running GA 4.5

Hi moppidoo thx for the post

I Bought this program a few days ago and still learning but I tried to follow your guide here and for me with version 4.5 I don't seem to have the option to add "custom (yiimp compatible)".

For me in the "add.." tab under "user defined online services" Next to service
I don't see any custom option ..

not sure why

just tried this today myself, step to take is as follows:

1. Options -> Online services -> Add... (User defined online services)
2. Service: Custom (Yiimp compatible)
Algorithm: (respective algo you wish to setup on the pool)
Algorithm API identifier: algoname specified by the pool API (eg, bitcore, blake2s....etc, as per pool API...each pool can and likely be different...for blazepool, refer to http://api.blazepool.com/status)
Profit factor: leave at 1 for starters and change later as you see fit
Password(optional): c=BTC (required for blazepool I believe, else just the usual you'd use with most Yiimp based pools)
Include in Managed Profit Switcher (checked)
Pool Name: A name easy for you to identify and manage
API URL: http://api.blazepool.com/status (for blazepool)
Pool URL: stratum+tcp://.mine.blazepool.com:
Bitcoin Address: (really is the -u for the Yiimp based pools, so if on a pool that supports altcoin payouts, you are free to put address of the payout coin here)

3. After setting them up, just refresh Online Services tab and its view filters and see if your new service is setup properly, and stats pulled matches the pool or if needed to adjust profit factor

hope it helps.

Sorry, and one additional question.  Is there a block explorer api anyone has found for Siacoin balance?

How can I add blazepool as a profit switching pool like zergpool, etc?

 

On Zergpool, 12,76Mh/1070ti shows now 2,39$ profit/card

Well, not tested x16r in zergpool. I´m mining x16r in yiimp.eu. Profit is about 1,50-2,00$/day/1070ti. And hashrate of pool is about 72,2GH

Set profit factor=0,001

It seems the 19 card ASUS boards are impossible to benchmark if you multi card. Is there no way to group certain GPUs to test as "combined"? I cant bench all nvidia then all AMD. Its just all cards, or one by one. Its basically pointless with any of these new +12 boards. Only option now is to only run miners that will completely segregate the cards like ccminer and castxmr. Where if I want to bench phoenix it will just use all cards since its a dual miner.

Also SG miner seems like it wont bench either. All of the benches require manual inputs for URL and the like for each test. Is there a way to change that? I cant benchmark anything that uses sgminer.

I posted this on the Inno A4+ thread but thought it may be helpful here for people.

Here is a script I wrote to make it easy to add the --api extras.  Just change the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to the IP of the miner and make sure to make it s .sh file and give it Permissions to execute as a program.

Cheers...

btw - this was written for linux systems (in case you did not know  )

any chance we could get a sum of the BTC unpaid column in Balances, the way the $ unpaid is summed?

Would be quite useful as this column should always be increasing (until payment) whereas $ can fluctuate up and down

if it would be too long to insert directly, then perhaps a tooltip?

Good morning Patrike, I've got a few development requests for you today  

I'm not sure if this is even possible, but is there a way my plugins can externally use your C# interface so you don't have to keep making HTTP APIs? All the code I am writing is in C# anyway.. seems like duplicated effort.

And if the above isn't possible..

HTTP API Request

Can I get a way to set a coins image in the coin view? When the entire coin view is just "?" images it's a little depressing looking. A POST with a filesystem path to the img would be great! (Highly desired!)

Interface Additions Request
If possible, add a column on the "Coins" tab called "Coins Per Day" which will of course calculate your hashrate and the coin specs and show an estimated number of coins
If possible, add a column on the "Coins" tab called "Coin Rating" with an HTTP API to set a numeric value (0-10)
If possible, add a column on the "Coins" tab called "Coin Liquidity" (will represent coins BTC trading volume) with an HTTP API to set a numeric value (any)
If possible, make these new columns able to be toggled on/off so people not using my plugins do not have a more cluttered interface (although I think #1 will be useful to all)

As always, thank you!