Having best share shown would be great, thank you! In fact, being able to pick and choose what is displayed in each box and what isn't would be pretty cool, too. Assuming I need to change my update setting from Release to Nightly to see the change?
This is correct. On the settings page you have the option as to what kind of updates you want.
Release - Very stable, very well tested, expect no issues.
Beta - Fairly stable, meant for testing, expect a few issues.
Nightly - Stable enough to use, code is hot-off-the-press, some functionality might break.
I purchased the android app as well, are there instructions somewhere how to set up the server so that I can link to my phone? I am a noob with setting up webservers. That appears what needs to be done here, right? I've only just learned how to get one going for the Bitnodes incentive program. So it's something I can figure out if I'm pointed in the right direction. Thanks again.
Thanks! There are a few ways to do this. If you are running a linux machine, you can use the Docker link posted above (Thanks NameTaken). If you're using the windows app, check out the readme on how to enable remote access via browser (Search:
Q. I cannot get cryptoGlance to run. What can I check?).
Whatever way you run CryptoGlance, you will need to add a Port Forward rule on your router. There's a good explanation here:
I'm trying to setup this program on my VPS, but there is only one port open on these miners. If I forward that port to one of miners I'll only see just that one miner and not the rest. An example would be
http://my_ip:4028I'll setup port forwarding in my router but how would I configure the other miners as well? Because the main page comes up real nice on my VPS.
Thanks,
Michael
Port forwarding on the router means that you can choose any port on the outside interface of the router and forward it to an address and port on a machine on the internal interface of the router.
So say your external interface on the router is 196.345.67.1
You can have port 1001 on the external interface point to port 4028 on the miner ip 192.168.1.101
i.e. 196.345.67.1:1001 ---> 192.168.1.101:4028
But you can also forward ports 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005 etc to other machines even if they are using the same port
i.e. 196.345.67.1:1001 ---> 192.168.1.101:4028
196.345.67.1:1002 ---> 192.168.1.102:4028
196.345.67.1:1003 ---> 192.168.1.103:4028
196.345.67.1:1004 ---> 192.168.1.104:4028
etc
Note how the external IP doesn't change, but the port does, and the internal IP does change but the port doesn't
Now having explained all this I don't actually think its a real good idea to open up these ports on your router directly to the miner unless you can protect them somehow, at the least by limiting access by IP address.
