[Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 590.

bonosurgut

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Quote from: patrike

Hello Patrike. I don't know how it's happend.

I have 5 1070 + 1 RX 480 on 1 Rig. I setup in Awesome miner EWBF miner as managed on this rig. EWBF miner use only Nvidia GPUs. After EWBF start i manually start Claymore dual miner to mine ETH on RX 480. When i go to web i see RX 480 mine Zcash with EWBF and have 488 sol Roll Eyes

kaltar

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Hey Pat.

This is a great software and I've been using for yours, my need almost exceed the pro version and i will probably shoot you an email for an upgrade in the next few days.

in the mean time i had a question. it there a way to display profit for an algo coin when pointing a miner to MMR .? the stats is there in the Online Services but i can't seem to be able to do what i want.?? maybe i'm missing something..

thanks and keep up the great work

Rodrigo8

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By any chance of accepting Burstcoin miner as monitoring? I have 80 terabytes to manage, besides the rigs, it's getting complicated.

FlensGold

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Quote from: JACKSEG on June 24, 2017, 01:52:05 AM

Hi,

It's possible to select several different processes per GPU in a RIG?
For example, if I have 6 cards (4 NVidia, 2 AMD), is it possible to tell him to mining zcash with 2 cards, self-profits with 2 others and ETH with the last 2 ?

Thanks.

This should be done by creating 2 different miners and setting GPUs for each of them (at least there is this option in Claymore to address specific GPUs).

JACKSEG

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Hi,

It's possible to select several different processes per GPU in a RIG?
For example, if I have 6 cards (4 NVidia, 2 AMD), is it possible to tell him to mining zcash with 2 cards, self-profits with 2 others and ETH with the last 2 ?

Thanks.

bensam1231

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Not to spam, but keeping everything concise. Please add a manual start option for afterburner to the context menu when you right click on a miner. I'm not sure when AM performs a check to start AB, but I think it's only after you reboot the miner through AM? Maybe a icon or something that shows when the afterburner service is running on a miner too.

bensam1231

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Quote from: patrike on June 23, 2017, 10:17:09 AM

Quote from: soothaa on June 23, 2017, 07:21:25 AM

Quote from: patrike on June 22, 2017, 06:14:18 PM

Quote from: soothaa on June 22, 2017, 11:28:15 AM

Quote from: patrike on June 17, 2017, 03:14:56 PM

Quote from: cashen on June 17, 2017, 02:45:09 PM

Quote from: patrike on June 17, 2017, 06:25:00 AM

Quote from: cashen on June 15, 2017, 06:03:28 PM

Its odd one of the 3 pools supported is Zpool and it still does not have Blake2s. My dashboard is not correct because of this.

Need Blake2S support
Can't get advanced API with my L3+
Half the coins are not loading

Blake2s can be added in next release. I already noticed your other reply above that the L3+ issues was resolved.
Was there any other issues on the dashboard than Blake2s missing?

Skien is not showing a price so there is not profit posted.

There are no Skein coins on whattomine or coinwarz, so the only source of information is zpool. Zpool Skein statistics and profit switcher support is implemented, but not yet released.

There are, they just are hard to find: https://whattomine.com/coins/114-dgb-skein

The problem is that it's not included in the API response from whattomine because it's current status is "Active (not listed)".

I'm curious what you mean because I'm using it in one of my custom programs right now..
https://whattomine.com/coins/114.json

From these APIs I calculate my income on a page: https://i.imgur.com/PC866Dm.png - note that the DGB showing is DGB-Skein

These are the only two WhatToMine API links that officiall will work all the time:
http://www.whattomine.com/coins.json
http://www.whattomine.com/asic.json

These two API's are updated to reflect what's being added on WhatToMine, and the coins listed there are generally stable without broken stats. The benefit of using these two is that as soon WhatToMine adds a new coin, it will automatically be listed in Awesome Miner. No need to update, remove or maintain a list of coins that is changing frequently.

You are correct that in addition to above, there are probably 200 individual JSON files for every single coin. It's however not realistic to use this from Awesome Miner, because it would put load on the WhatToMine server to make this number of individual HTTP requests, and it would also require constant updates of the source code in Awesome Miner to keep track of coins being added and removed.

I do agree that it would make sense for WhatToMine to push some of the missing coins to their main API-links, because most popular coins are included.

Pretty sure WTM doesn't do this as there are a lot of niche coins and a lot of idiots bulk farm with easy to find stats. They know that, so even though the site is kept up to date, they understand as soon as it's added to the mainpage it will get immediately destroyed. I've known about Skein and Blake2s profits for about 8 months, I've known about the algos for years. Only relatively recently (last couple months in niche threads, and the last couple weeks in main threads) have they been started to be mentioned and asked to add to mainstream services. And of course their revenue almost matches Equihash algos now.

Anyone who is mining something niche let me remind you that this is every man for himself. Coin emission isn't a bottomless well. As soon as they're added to any major service you will immediately lose that niche and the associated revenue. There is more then enough Nvidia miners to absolutely destroyed every niche coin and you will be earning just as much as the lowest common denominator with the highest volume and the most hash AKA Zcash.

That may seem heartless, but that is the game you are playing and the business you are running. It's a zero sum game.

bensam1231

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Quote from: patrike on June 21, 2017, 04:36:06 PM

Quote from: bensam1231 on June 20, 2017, 01:50:50 AM

Something I am noticing is miner offline notifications don't seem to work properly, same with rig down notifications. I have some rigs that are resetting and it doesn't notice it or it does a few minutes after I get it up and running again. I am using performance mode so there might be some sort of bug in there.

Also please add a auto update for remote services. 'Would you like to update all remote services?' sorta deal.

Can you let me know the configuration of your Offline Detection rule in the Options dialog, Rules section? In the Trigger of that rule, how many seconds are configured as offline tolerance and is it configured to detect if Remote Agent is offline?

The weird thing is it'll detect a miner offline after you start the miner. It doesn't detect all the miners as offline, but quite a few of them will show up in the notifications after batch starting all of them (even though they're all mining).

It's set to 2 minutes, the default.

Also a bit of confusion here, does it detect when the miner is offline or when the computer is offline?

Another thing, is there anyway to identify rigs that have the miner constantly being restarted by AM? (I thought that's what the rule was).

billybobthorton

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Awesome update, thanks, Patrike.

I especially love the secondary coin hashrate. Not sure if that was already planned or you implemented that quickly after I suggested it. Either way, I was hoping you could add that since the api didn't seem to support it. (I still would like to see more support in api for secondary coin, as I want to make a dashboard that pulls data from Awesome Miner).

That start remote afterburner server is a nice addition. I don't have the correct license for it yet, but I have been considering it.

How far out is a linux remote agent so you can have full functionality within Linux? I would really like to have miners on linux rather than Windows. But the auto start and a few things you mentioned not supported under linux are still important.

natminer

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When using the Managed Profit Switcher, is there some way to configure it so that *if* the miner starts mining ETH, that instead of using (zpool or miningpoolhub) it will instead use the custom pool also defined on that page for ETH?

I'm assuming I can just uncheck Etherium from the Profit Switching Profile to prevent it from mining ETH, and then if I also check the box for 'Custom Pools' and add my ETH pool there (ethermine.org), but my question then is when it uses my custom pool (ethermine.org) will AwesomeMiner still be able to Dual-Mine?

Thanks

patrike

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Quote from: kedebuk on June 23, 2017, 03:41:16 PM

Quote from: patrike on June 23, 2017, 02:21:43 PM

Awesome Miner 3.1

- Added configuration to make MSI Remote Server automatically start when Windows starts and a setting to ignore specific GPU's by name

hello , how to do configuration to make msi remote server automatically start? in awesomeminer app or on agent?

Hi,
I'm working on updating the instructions on the web site for this, but the concept is:

1) Open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner and go to the MSI Afterburner section
2) Fill in the path where MSI Remote Server is located on the computers (currently assuming the path is same on all remote computers), for example:
C:\Users\myuser\Desktop\RemoteServer
3) Fill in username and password for the user that are logged in to the remote computer (doesn't have to be administrator account). Again, this is assuming you have the same user accounts available on all remote computers.
4) Click OK to save.
5) Changes will be applied right away. On next reboot, MSI Remote Server should be started automatically

Please provide your feedback on this feature as well. This is the first release of it and there might be ways of doing this even better. There are some assumptions made here like you need to use same path and user accounts across all remote computers. I can of course add more flexibility here if needed, but that will also complicate the setup.

kedebuk

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Quote from: patrike on June 23, 2017, 02:21:43 PM

Awesome Miner 3.1

- Added configuration to make MSI Remote Server automatically start when Windows starts and a setting to ignore specific GPU's by name

hello , how to do configuration to make msi remote server automatically start? in awesomeminer app or on agent?

patrike

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Quote from: Turok2000 on June 21, 2017, 06:46:19 PM

Please add currency Hush (HUSH)
Equihash

Done!

patrike

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Awesome Miner 3.1

- Added configuration to make MSI Remote Server automatically start when Windows starts and a setting to ignore specific GPU's by name
- Show secondary coin hashrate in miner list when dual mining
- Mining Pool Hub included in profit switcher and statistics
- Added support for zpool Skein and Blake2s algorithms
- Balance more accurate and up-to-date for Dash and more coins.
- Improvements to Console view
- Several minor corrections and improvements

Make sure you upgrade your Remote Agents as well!

patrike

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Quote from: scribbles on June 23, 2017, 01:25:22 PM

This look rather interesting, but I'm guessing there are fees one has to pay. How much are they? As greedy as Claymore, which I shun just because of the greed of the dev?

You can find more information on the pricing for Awesome Miner on the web site:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/buy.aspx

There are no hidden fees in Awesome Miner and there is also a Free Edition available. If you the Claymore miner from Awesome Miner, the Claymore miner itself can have a dev free, but that's totally within the Claymore software.

natminer

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There are no fees, only a software purchase cost if you want something more than the free version. This may still use miners which have fees (like Claymore), but honestly, if one miner is much better than the others I don't mind paying the dev for his work. I happily pay Claymore.

scribbles

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This look rather interesting, but I'm guessing there are fees one has to pay. How much are they? As greedy as Claymore, which I shun just because of the greed of the dev?

patrike

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Quote from: soothaa on June 23, 2017, 10:25:32 AM

Got it! Thanks for the answer.

EDIT: Any chance we could see an option to add the single JSON query in a custom coin options then? It's getting a little frustrating changing the diff/value all the time..

This is probably possible to implement with the C# scripting interface already available in Awesome Miner.

If it's for Digicoin you want to do this, I may have to do a bit more work in Awesome Miner to support that coin in a good way. That coin has multiple algorithms, but all with the same DGB short name.

soothaa

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Got it! Thanks for the answer.

EDIT: Any chance we could see an option to add the single JSON query in a custom coin options then? It's getting a little frustrating changing the diff/value all the time..

patrike

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Quote from: soothaa on June 23, 2017, 07:21:25 AM

Quote from: patrike on June 22, 2017, 06:14:18 PM

Quote from: soothaa on June 22, 2017, 11:28:15 AM

Quote from: patrike on June 17, 2017, 03:14:56 PM

Quote from: cashen on June 17, 2017, 02:45:09 PM

Quote from: patrike on June 17, 2017, 06:25:00 AM

Quote from: cashen on June 15, 2017, 06:03:28 PM

Its odd one of the 3 pools supported is Zpool and it still does not have Blake2s. My dashboard is not correct because of this.

Need Blake2S support
Can't get advanced API with my L3+
Half the coins are not loading

Blake2s can be added in next release. I already noticed your other reply above that the L3+ issues was resolved.
Was there any other issues on the dashboard than Blake2s missing?

Skien is not showing a price so there is not profit posted.

There are no Skein coins on whattomine or coinwarz, so the only source of information is zpool. Zpool Skein statistics and profit switcher support is implemented, but not yet released.

There are, they just are hard to find: https://whattomine.com/coins/114-dgb-skein

The problem is that it's not included in the API response from whattomine because it's current status is "Active (not listed)".

I'm curious what you mean because I'm using it in one of my custom programs right now..
https://whattomine.com/coins/114.json

From these APIs I calculate my income on a page: https://i.imgur.com/PC866Dm.png - note that the DGB showing is DGB-Skein

These are the only two WhatToMine API links that officiall will work all the time:
http://www.whattomine.com/coins.json
http://www.whattomine.com/asic.json

These two API's are updated to reflect what's being added on WhatToMine, and the coins listed there are generally stable without broken stats. The benefit of using these two is that as soon WhatToMine adds a new coin, it will automatically be listed in Awesome Miner. No need to update, remove or maintain a list of coins that is changing frequently.

You are correct that in addition to above, there are probably 200 individual JSON files for every single coin. It's however not realistic to use this from Awesome Miner, because it would put load on the WhatToMine server to make this number of individual HTTP requests, and it would also require constant updates of the source code in Awesome Miner to keep track of coins being added and removed.

I do agree that it would make sense for WhatToMine to push some of the missing coins to their main API-links, because most popular coins are included.

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