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takagari

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Quote from: cryptoglance on January 21, 2015, 12:40:14 PM

Red dot with an ! means there is a dangerous amount of hardware errors. This threshold is controlled in the Settings.

As for access with the android app, you need to port forward from to your internal machine. This is different across all modems and routers, but it's fairly easy to set up. It helps if you make the IP address of the machine CryptoGlance is installed on to a Static IP, this way you won't need to update your port-forward rules when a new IP is assigned.

We can set up something to explain the settings, a legend possibly. Be sure to read the README via the Help menu

I input my Primsa ip, as well as tried my antminer s3, neither was picked up?

And n support for Slushes. Such a wicked looking app though!

cryptoglance

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Red dot with an ! means there is a dangerous amount of hardware errors. This threshold is controlled in the Settings.

As for access with the android app, you need to port forward from to your internal machine. This is different across all modems and routers, but it's fairly easy to set up. It helps if you make the IP address of the machine CryptoGlance is installed on to a Static IP, this way you won't need to update your port-forward rules when a new IP is assigned.

We can set up something to explain the settings, a legend possibly. Be sure to read the README via the Help menu

valkir

legendary

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Small question. What is the meaning of the left symbol. I got a red dot with a exclamation dot in it ??

Also how can I set me router to get access with the android app ??

Is there any tuto that explain all the setting ?

Thanks and great work.

cryptoglance

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Quote from: Bananana on January 17, 2015, 12:09:26 AM

Is there a way to sort the miners by alphabetical and number instead of just randomly?

Currently miners are ordered based on when they were added to the application, however there is functionality coming to sort them any way you'd like. No ETA though.

Bananana

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Is there a way to sort the miners by alphabetical and number instead of just randomly?

cryptoglance

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MCHouston, Thanks for the report.

1) Subnets cannot be added, each miner has to be added all at once... However if you give me a port range I can PM you with a pre-configured file of all your miners (about 1 day turnaround time). We're looking at implementing this functionality, however no estimate as to when.

2) That's actually a bug we have fixed since. Clicking on the X or ✔(check mark) will cause the settings to flash. Click on the text "Enable cryptoGlance Updates" will make the update settings available.

MCHouston

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Where am I?

Two things I have noticed.

Is there a way to add an entire subnet to scan with a port range? OR does every miner have to be added manually?

Also when selecting App Updates, I click it it shows the 3 options but before I can select any of the 3 it disappears and leaves update disabled. Even the one time I managed to click nightly it still left it disabled.

Thanks.

cryptoglance

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As of right now we're about 1 day behind schedule, however we were working on a nice little feature that wasn't documented. You can creep the github repo if you wish to find it Wink

Newest nightly has been rolled out: [v2.0.0.464] https://github.com/cryptoGlance/cryptoGlance-web-app/tree/nightly

FEATURES
========
- Auto-Restart on BITMAIN asic failure (chain contains "x" instead of "0")
- [+COIN] XPY - PayCoin | Note: Using ZenCloud or PayBase address may display balance of 0
- [+POOL] CkPool | Note: This pool doesn't have a real API and might break once they update it

HOTFIXES
========
- [-POOL] TradeMyBit was removed. This pool has shut down.

Biffa

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Quote from: cryptoglance on January 08, 2015, 01:57:08 PM

If you're running the windows application, you must keep that app running to be able to connect from another web browser. You have to set it up, instructions are found in the readme.

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OPTIONAL - If you wish to access cryptoGlance from other devices, you'll need to edit the {{install_dir}}/settings.json file. Change line 30 to use your 192.168.x.x address, similar to:

Code:

"listen_on": ["192.168.1.20", 4041],

Eg: Run windows app, on your phone you can go to http://YOUR.IP.GOES.HERE:4041

Otherwise, do what Biffa said

A Raspberry Pi comes in handy for things like this.

Sorry, never run it on anything else Tongue

cryptoglance

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Quote from: banjags on January 08, 2015, 07:49:01 PM

Sweet deal. Thanks guys.

Got it working.

What was fixed in the nightly?

You can follow the changelog in the Help menu (in the top nav), or check it out here: https://github.com/cryptoGlance/cryptoGlance-web-app/blob/nightly/CHANGELOG.md
... It looks better on the app though

banjags

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Sweet deal. Thanks guys.

Got it working.

What was fixed in the nightly?

cryptoglance

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If you're running the windows application, you must keep that app running to be able to connect from another web browser. You have to set it up, instructions are found in the readme.

Quote

OPTIONAL - If you wish to access cryptoGlance from other devices, you'll need to edit the {{install_dir}}/settings.json file. Change line 30 to use your 192.168.x.x address, similar to:

Code:

"listen_on": ["192.168.1.20", 4041],

Eg: Run windows app, on your phone you can go to http://YOUR.IP.GOES.HERE:4041

Otherwise, do what Biffa said

A Raspberry Pi comes in handy for things like this.

Biffa

legendary

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Quote from: banjags on January 08, 2015, 09:26:29 AM

Well after a couple days of using it now. All is good...

Is there a way to access the interface thru a web browser from another machine?

Install it on a linux box

banjags

newbie

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Well after a couple days of using it now. All is good...

Is there a way to access the interface thru a web browser from another machine?

banjags

newbie

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Looks good.

If you need any help/more eyes looking at something let me know.

cryptoglance

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Banjags,

Currently our timeline has:
1) Roll out V2 (fix all remaining known issues) [Jan 13th]
2) Implement a daemon/service for notifications (email to start) [Jan 20th]
3) Implement push notifications [Jan 27th]
4) Batch Updating (Temperature Warnings/Danger, Hardware Error Warning/Danger, Pool-Switching, Pool Adding) [Feb 3rd]
5) Scheduling (May come before Batch Updating) [Feb 10th]
6) Charts [TBD]

All times are estimates of course, but we'll try our best!

banjags

newbie

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Excellent I look forward to it.

What do you think about the scheduling primary pool changes?

My farm is 24 AntMminers and changing the primary pool is a pain in the butt. I currently use mining proxy with custom users but this is WAY nicer.

cryptoglance

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Hey Banjags,

Yeah, the official release does have a bug. We're not too far off from releasing version 2 (aka the nightly build you downloaded).

I've noticed some funny activity with the active pools as well. It usually occurs when pools are switched but have not yet had any successful shares.

The idea about modifying the pools all for the same algo is a pretty cool idea. I'll add it to our backlog of features we want to implement. We're looking into a way of mass-updating all rigs for pool, temperature, and hardware error settings.

Cheers!

banjags

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Downloaded the nightly... Fixed the hwe problem but here is what i have noticed... The active pool does not display accurately for any of my AntMiner S3s. It does not display my primary pool properly... Says undefined. My primary pool is an ip address not a web address. Not sure if that helps.

A way to do things enmass like reboot all rigs, change pools, change frequency settings on all rigs would be extremely useful.

Edit... after rebooting all my rigs it started displaying the primary pool properly. Switching back and forth seems to report properly as well.

One feature I have been looking for in a Miner management program is the ability to schedule the switching of pools. Eg... At 2PM switch primary pool to pool A, at 5 PM switch primary pool to pool B. And be able to schedule many changes in advance.

banjags

newbie

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I just downloaded and installed.... I must say very nice. Probably nicest interface I have used thus far... I have 1 problem. I cannot disable the hardware error reporting. I turn it off and it turns back on.

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