[Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 531.

vinylfreak89

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Quote from: patrike on October 12, 2017, 03:49:22 PM

Quote from: tlmoscow on October 12, 2017, 11:36:20 AM

If you can't use more than 1 instance of AM security option is useless. At least you need to make authorization on web page.

The multi-user feature is mainly intended to be user with the web interface, where you can have different users logging in and only see their own miners.
You are correct that it's currently not possible to run multiple instances of Awesome Miner at the moment. That might change in the future, but will require some significant implementation changes. But it's on the long term roadmap.

so weirdly, I tried it again today to get you the screenshots... and its working. so no idea what was up with that.

also, can I add significant digits to the display of currency for bitcoin, so I can see exact number of satoshi for profitability?

patrike

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Quote from: Grovesy on October 12, 2017, 05:16:45 PM

Just started using this software today and been playing with it getting it set up which I think I have now done properly.

When I set my 2 rigs running to leave them overnight I noticed it was mining xmr on Supernova on both rigs, the problem with this is I didn't add Supernova as a pool!!! Undecided

Is this a Dev mining fee or is something dodgy going on???

If it is a mining fee (which I'm fine with as it's free and seems like it could be pretty awesome) then it should definitely say that's what it's doing in the interface as it just says 'Interface offline'.

Is this legit or has it been hacked?

Quote from: chence on October 12, 2017, 11:10:55 PM

I have the same. I think this pool is hardcoded in AM.

Quote from: Grovesy on October 13, 2017, 01:07:09 AM

That's why we need to know who put that pool into the software, the dev or a unknown 3rd party! If it is the dev then like I said that's fine, but he really should put a message or something on the interface to say so.

Quote from: chence on October 13, 2017, 02:15:07 AM

Maybe it is a little developer's fee in free version

Awesome Miner does not have any dev fee or hardcoded pools.

If you see Suprnova in Ccminer I think it's the default pool of Ccminer rather than anything else. I don't know why that one is being used, so please try to run the diagnostics to see if all pool parameters are set correctly to the mining software. It could be that Ccminer reverts to this pool if the pool configuration was incorrect.

s3c70r

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Quote from: puwaha on October 11, 2017, 09:15:06 PM

Quote from: s3c70r on October 10, 2017, 09:43:54 PM

1) How do I export the AM config so I can migrate to a new PC ?

2) Can I run multiple AM to manage the same rigs ? How can I accomplish that ? Will there be some conflict between the two instances of AM with the managed profit switching ?

There is a little bug, when I override the global profit switching pool settings, it does not reflect the overridden settings in the pools section of the rig, it still shows the global worker name instead of the overridden one.

Thanks

1. I believe you can copy the contents of %appdata%\Roaming\AwesomeMiner folder to your new AM install.

And import/export config feature would be very nice to backup the config.

soothaa

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Good morning, xmrig has added API support for their Monero miner, will you be supporting it sometime soon?

https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases/tag/v2.4.0

Thanks

chence

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Maybe it is a little developer's fee in free version

Grovesy

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That's why we need to know who put that pool into the software, the dev or a unknown 3rd party! If it is the dev then like I said that's fine, but he really should put a message or something on the interface to say so.

chence

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I have the same. I think this pool is hardcoded in AM.

Grovesy

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Just started using this software today and been playing with it getting it set up which I think I have now done properly.

When I set my 2 rigs running to leave them overnight I noticed it was mining xmr on Supernova on both rigs, the problem with this is I didn't add Supernova as a pool!!! Undecided

Is this a Dev mining fee or is something dodgy going on???

If it is a mining fee (which I'm fine with as it's free and seems like it could be pretty awesome) then it should definitely say that's what it's doing in the interface as it just says 'Interface offline'.

Is this legit or has it been hacked?

tlmoscow

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Quote from: patrike on October 12, 2017, 03:49:22 PM

Quote from: tlmoscow on October 12, 2017, 11:36:20 AM

If you can't use more than 1 instance of AM security option is useless. At least you need to make authorization on web page.

The multi-user feature is mainly intended to be user with the web interface, where you can have different users logging in and only see their own miners.

~~I run AW using admin account and webpage doesn't prompt me a login/password - just showing all of rigs. How can i have authorization on web page?~~
Seems like my licence can't do it ))))

patrike

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Quote from: tlmoscow on October 12, 2017, 11:36:20 AM

If you can't use more than 1 instance of AM security option is useless. At least you need to make authorization on web page.

The multi-user feature is mainly intended to be user with the web interface, where you can have different users logging in and only see their own miners.
You are correct that it's currently not possible to run multiple instances of Awesome Miner at the moment. That might change in the future, but will require some significant implementation changes. But it's on the long term roadmap.

patrike

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Quote from: vinylfreak89 on October 09, 2017, 08:54:44 PM

When I start a miner as localhost in the latest version (4.0.6) which is running locally I get an error Interface Offline but the miner appears to work and mine to my selected pool, though it chooses the most inefficient algorithm (X15). I have managed profit mining set. Diagnostics and logs look clear.

Maybe you could share the log file with me via e-mail? Also, if you right click on the miner and select "View Details" and look at the profitability information. Does it looks correct?

tlmoscow

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If you can't use more than 1 instance of AM security option is useless. At least you need to make authorization on web page.

puwaha

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Quote from: s3c70r on October 10, 2017, 09:43:54 PM

1) How do I export the AM config so I can migrate to a new PC ?

2) Can I run multiple AM to manage the same rigs ? How can I accomplish that ? Will there be some conflict between the two instances of AM with the managed profit switching ?

There is a little bug, when I override the global profit switching pool settings, it does not reflect the overridden settings in the pools section of the rig, it still shows the global worker name instead of the overridden one.

Thanks

1. I believe you can copy the contents of %appdata%\Roaming\AwesomeMiner folder to your new AM install.

2. You shouldn't try to control one Windows rig with two different AM installs. There will be conflicts. I'm not sure why you'd even want to.

puwaha

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Quote from: mikehuman on October 10, 2017, 03:31:26 AM

Is there anyone who has a remote site that may be able to assist? I have 12 local S7/S9/L3+ miners and 3 remote machines which i would like to monitor. Port forwarding / dyndns set up and i can log in to the miners, but Awesome Miner doesn't see them..... Any suggestions?

I'm assuming the 3 remote machines are ASICs? So they would be setup in AM as External Miners. When you did the port forwarding you setup 3 different ports on the external interface of your firewall, and matched them up to port 4028 on the internal IP? So for instance, if you set port 9000 on the external interface, and forwarded it to the ASIC's IP address matched up to port 4028 on one. Then did port 9001 matched to 4028 on the second ASIC and so on? But in AM... you set the External Miner to dyndnsname:9000 for the first and dyndnsname:9001 for the second?

s3c70r

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1) How do I export the AM config so I can migrate to a new PC ?

2) Can I run multiple AM to manage the same rigs ? How can I accomplish that ? Will there be some conflict between the two instances of AM with the managed profit switching ?

There is a little bug, when I override the global profit switching pool settings, it does not reflect the overridden settings in the pools section of the rig, it still shows the global worker name instead of the overridden one.

Thanks

tf2addict

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Quote from: nostrakhan on October 08, 2017, 10:06:27 PM

How can I exclude one of my GPU's from mining?

I have tried to create a rule but it does not have an effect. Here's a screenshot of what I've set:

http://prntscr.com/guzzzk

I use the -di command line switch in the templates. I have certain templates for AMD cards and other templates for Nvidia cards and that is how I control which cards are used in each template. There may be a better way but this works for me.

mikehuman

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Is there anyone who has a remote site that may be able to assist? I have 12 local S7/S9/L3+ miners and 3 remote machines which i would like to monitor. Port forwarding / dyndns set up and i can log in to the miners, but Awesome Miner doesn't see them..... Any suggestions?

vinylfreak89

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When I start a miner as localhost in the latest version (4.0.6) which is running locally I get an error Interface Offline but the miner appears to work and mine to my selected pool, though it chooses the most inefficient algorithm (X15). I have managed profit mining set. Diagnostics and logs look clear.

patrike

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Quote from: nostrakhan on October 08, 2017, 10:06:27 PM

How can I exclude one of my GPU's from mining?

I have tried to create a rule but it does not have an effect. Here's a screenshot of what I've set:

http://prntscr.com/guzzzk

This is unfortunately not supported.

First of all, it's only some mining software that can disable GPU's, and if I remember correctly, it's Sgminer and the Claymore miners.

The trigger in Awesome Miner will not indicate which GPU that was too warm, so your action cannot target the specific GPU from the trigger. As you can see you can manually enter the Device ID's, but the Device ID is actually the ID number that the mining software uses to identify a GPU. It's 0, 1, 2 and so on, which is what you also see when you have selected a miner and then select the GPU tab at the bottom.

I do understand the concept you are asking for here, but it's currently not possible to disable a single GPU like this.

patrike

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Quote from: Grishnack on October 06, 2017, 11:30:29 AM

Hi!
Some problems with awesome miner
https://www.screencast.com/t/dPjYMW8MfU

Hi,
I managed to play this one in IE. It looked very strange - can you please explain a bit more? You don't have multiple Awesome Miner (the main application) connected to the same Remote Agents, right? (that's not supported). Can you save the API report (toolbar: Tools -> API Report) for this miner a couple of times, and try to get both combinations of information that is displayed. Thanks!

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