why are there many empty Quote's in this thread?
Shh, we're keeping the silence, rip bitHopper
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why are there many empty Quote's in this thread?
Shh, we're keeping the silence, rip bitHopper
why are there many empty Quote's in this thread?
Shh, we're keeping the silence, rip bitHopper
why are there many empty Quote's in this thread?
I tried latest...and well...
R.I.P. bithopper.
R.I.P. bithopper.
Yes, damnit
but don't use CGminer, it goes haywire when mining alt chains through bH 
can i mine litecoin's with this?
can i mine litecoin's with this?
can i mine litecoin's with this?
Is this project still being worked on ?
Got the latest tonight via github and spent some time getting up-to-date with things as I'm still running 2.6.2 on another VM.
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
After trying to set up workers that I have running under 2.6.2 for bclc, btcg, mtred, and deepbit, I've had nothing but problems.
1) Would not recognize bclc at all on pools page (Added worker for bclc via worker page)
2) Stats Page: could not define roles, could not disable pools, could not reload config, did not report any worker info under "Last seen" information... total mess. Refreshed the page, and none of my changes stuck
3) Pools page: Ugly mess. Displayed workers despite having deleted them. Priority value does not stick after applying update
In short, the latest builds on a latest-and-greatest Ubuntu 12.04 using the exact steps as outlined in the readme, do not yield a working build of bitHopper.
Have tried across Chrome, Firefox and Safari on my Mac to rule out any browser wierdness with the stats page.
Got the latest tonight via github and spent some time getting up-to-date with things as I'm still running 2.6.2 on another VM.
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
After trying to set up workers that I have running under 2.6.2 for bclc, btcg, mtred, and deepbit, I've had nothing but problems.
1) Would not recognize bclc at all on pools page (Added worker for bclc via worker page)
2) Stats Page: could not define roles, could not disable pools, could not reload config, did not report any worker info under "Last seen" information... total mess. Refreshed the page, and none of my changes stuck
3) Pools page: Ugly mess. Displayed workers despite having deleted them. Priority value does not stick after applying update
In short, the latest builds on a latest-and-greatest Ubuntu 12.04 using the exact steps as outlined in the readme, do not yield a working build of bitHopper.
Have tried across Chrome, Firefox and Safari on my Mac to rule out any browser wierdness with the stats page.
I wish this project could be repaired if only to be used a a proxy, it provide good pool management features.
I still use mine but couldn't explain someone new how to configure one.
What are the benefits of the new UI for configuring workers ?
That could be the reason nobody uses it anymore. They created a feature that nobody wanted and made it harder to use.
Yeah, I'm really scratching my head at the changes moving to a database. The .cfg stuff worked perfectly well.
This new stuff since since moving to a SQLite database has been, pardon my french, le shit.
*mumbles something about "if it ain't broke... something something..."*
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
That could be the reason nobody uses it anymore. They created a feature that nobody wanted and made it harder to use.
Is there any other hopper that uses those still?
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
That could be the reason nobody uses it anymore. They created a feature that nobody wanted and made it harder to use.
Is this project still being worked on ?
Got the latest tonight via github and spent some time getting up-to-date with things as I'm still running 2.6.2 on another VM.
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
After trying to set up workers that I have running under 2.6.2 for bclc, btcg, mtred, and deepbit, I've had nothing but problems.
1) Would not recognize bclc at all on pools page (Added worker for bclc via worker page)
2) Stats Page: could not define roles, could not disable pools, could not reload config, did not report any worker info under "Last seen" information... total mess. Refreshed the page, and none of my changes stuck
3) Pools page: Ugly mess. Displayed workers despite having deleted them. Priority value does not stick after applying update
In short, the latest builds on a latest-and-greatest Ubuntu 12.04 using the exact steps as outlined in the readme, do not yield a working build of bitHopper.
Have tried across Chrome, Firefox and Safari on my Mac to rule out any browser wierdness with the stats page.
Got the latest tonight via github and spent some time getting up-to-date with things as I'm still running 2.6.2 on another VM.
The recent versions since they've moved away from .cfg files are a step in the wrong direction IMO.
After trying to set up workers that I have running under 2.6.2 for bclc, btcg, mtred, and deepbit, I've had nothing but problems.
1) Would not recognize bclc at all on pools page (Added worker for bclc via worker page)
2) Stats Page: could not define roles, could not disable pools, could not reload config, did not report any worker info under "Last seen" information... total mess. Refreshed the page, and none of my changes stuck
3) Pools page: Ugly mess. Displayed workers despite having deleted them. Priority value does not stick after applying update
In short, the latest builds on a latest-and-greatest Ubuntu 12.04 using the exact steps as outlined in the readme, do not yield a working build of bitHopper.
Have tried across Chrome, Firefox and Safari on my Mac to rule out any browser wierdness with the stats page.
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