[GUIDE] How to rent your rig on LEASERIG.NET - Scrypt & SHA256 - page 10.

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Quote from: BuildTheFuture on March 07, 2014, 11:44:07 AM

Quote from: djeZo on March 07, 2014, 11:07:22 AM

Stats are only recorded for past 3 days. The first thing you are talking about is on todo list.

Ok, cool - is there somewhere in the admin side I can see the last 3 days of rig stats/graph?

Also, question on the pools.conf file. I noticed once my rig got leased that the proxy overwrote my starting pools.conf. Once the lease ends in a couple hours, will it get overwritten again with my default pools?

In admin panel click on rig you are interested into, then you have another submenu on right side - click on stats. When viewing stats you can select 72h stat graph and see for past 3 days.

Pools.conf will get overwritten with your default pools when lease is over.

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Quote from: djeZo on March 07, 2014, 11:07:22 AM

Stats are only recorded for past 3 days. The first thing you are talking about is on todo list.

Ok, cool - is there somewhere in the admin side I can see the last 3 days of rig stats/graph?

Also, question on the pools.conf file. I noticed once my rig got leased that the proxy overwrote my starting pools.conf. Once the lease ends in a couple hours, will it get overwritten again with my default pools?

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Quote from: crazyates on March 07, 2014, 09:47:41 AM

Hey there! Had a problem with the LRP, and was hoping you could help.

We brought all of our rigs down yesterday for some maintenance. The only thing that changed was some PSU upgrades, and we added some GPUs to some rigs that weren't fully populated; no software changes were made. Brought them back up, and had terrible times getting BAMT to work with the LRP.

We'd had to restart the LRP several times to get all of our miners added in. Funny thing is, we actually condensed our rigs, from 10 systems to 8. Increased our hashrate from ~22 to ~27mh/s, but did it with fewer rigs.

We let it run for a few hours, and it seemed pretty stable. Someone tried to rent ProxIT02 in the middle of the night, and as soon as they did, it went down. No shares, no nothing. All of our rigs went idle.

We have a BAMT script that runs every hour that checks for idle GPUs, and reboots BAMT if needed. This script ran about 45 min after the proxy got rented (and crashed), and when they rebooted, the LRP picked them up and started working again. Well, it picked up 6 out of our 8 rigs, but the 2 that crashed share a PSU, and that's another separate issue.

So my question is why the LRP would drop our rigs, and then pick them back up after they rebooted?

Since you are running it on BAMT, I will need some error logs to determine what was going on. I believe BAMT is stripped down version of linux and there may be some components missing that are needed for proper proxy operation.

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Quote from: BuildTheFuture on March 07, 2014, 09:58:52 AM

Would it be possible to add something to the bottom of each rig's admin page showing a running total of its earnings/sales, and maybe the 5 or 10 most recent leases? Would help us a lot with the accounting! Grin

edit: another good feature might be to see a graph of last 7 days hashrate so we can easily spot outages.

Stats are only recorded for past 3 days. The first thing you are talking about is on todo list.

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Would it be possible to add something to the bottom of each rig's admin page showing a running total of its earnings/sales, and maybe the 5 or 10 most recent leases? Would help us a lot with the accounting! Grin

edit: another good feature might be to see a graph of last 7 days hashrate so we can easily spot outages.

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Hey there! Had a problem with the LRP, and was hoping you could help.

We brought all of our rigs down yesterday for some maintenance. The only thing that changed was some PSU upgrades, and we added some GPUs to some rigs that weren't fully populated; no software changes were made. Brought them back up, and had terrible times getting BAMT to work with the LRP.

We'd had to restart the LRP several times to get all of our miners added in. Funny thing is, we actually condensed our rigs, from 10 systems to 8. Increased our hashrate from ~22 to ~27mh/s, but did it with fewer rigs.

We let it run for a few hours, and it seemed pretty stable. Someone tried to rent ProxIT02 in the middle of the night, and as soon as they did, it went down. No shares, no nothing. All of our rigs went idle.

We have a BAMT script that runs every hour that checks for idle GPUs, and reboots BAMT if needed. This script ran about 45 min after the proxy got rented (and crashed), and when they rebooted, the LRP picked them up and started working again. Well, it picked up 6 out of our 8 rigs, but the 2 that crashed share a PSU, and that's another separate issue.

So my question is why the LRP would drop our rigs, and then pick them back up after they rebooted?

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Make sure your pool is correctly configured with http:// or stratum+tcp:// at start and port at the end. The reason this is happening sometimes is mainly due to these issues.

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Quote from: Brassguy on March 06, 2014, 08:08:52 PM

Well one more question... anyone else having any issues with switching to their own mining pool during non-rented time? I keep getting a message saying that my miners can't switch to my default pool... by the time I get to check on it, it's already rented... which is an great problem to have!

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what's the reason that pools added by renter do not dissapear when lease time ends?

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Newb provider here. Is it normal/typical to get an email about "LeaseRig.net - cannot change pools" immediately upon a customer buying a lease? I checked the rig and it seems to be hashing away at full speed on something (using a proxy so I can't see what). I assume customer figured out the problem. How can I tell when a problem is more serious/needs attention vs. not serious?

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Well one more question... anyone else having any issues with switching to their own mining pool during non-rented time? I keep getting a message saying that my miners can't switch to my default pool... by the time I get to check on it, it's already rented... which is an great problem to have!

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Quote from: djeZo on March 06, 2014, 05:52:32 PM

Quote from: Brassguy on March 06, 2014, 04:37:52 PM

Is there anyway to set the maximum share difficulty for the proxy?

Share is implied by pool, proxy only forwards data, nothing more. When you use several workers on proxy, then several connections are established. At the end, it is same as if using several direct connections to the pool with same username.

Thanks for the info!

BTW.... Tigggger, I'm totally jealous of your stellar uptime stats!!! You had 100% going for days!!

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Quote from: BuildTheFuture on March 06, 2014, 06:26:53 PM

If we want to keep everything separate, is it ok to run one copy of the proxy program for each rig, on a separate port? Also what if we have both SHA256 and scrypt rigs, do we run separate proxies for each? Is it possible to specify different pools.conf, or can we just run the proxy program without a pools.conf?

Yes that's the way I do it with 8 seperate instances, just make a new directory for each, then each rig has it's own pools.conf file

Also in the bat file add a title so you can easily see which windows is which eg.

title Mining Rig 1
leaserigproxy.exe.....
pause

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Quote from: BuildTheFuture on March 06, 2014, 06:26:53 PM

If we want to keep everything separate, is it ok to run one copy of the proxy program for each rig, on a separate port? Also what if we have both SHA256 and scrypt rigs, do we run separate proxies for each? Is it possible to specify different pools.conf, or can we just run the proxy program without a pools.conf?

Create several directories and put copy of leaserigproxy and pools.conf in each one. Then configure each proxy to listen on different port (first parameter). You can run several thousands proxies that way Wink

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If we want to keep everything separate, is it ok to run one copy of the proxy program for each rig, on a separate port? Also what if we have both SHA256 and scrypt rigs, do we run separate proxies for each? Is it possible to specify different pools.conf, or can we just run the proxy program without a pools.conf?

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Quote from: Brassguy on March 06, 2014, 04:37:52 PM

Is there anyway to set the maximum share difficulty for the proxy?

Share is implied by pool, proxy only forwards data, nothing more. When you use several workers on proxy, then several connections are established. At the end, it is same as if using several direct connections to the pool with same username.

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Is there anyway to set the maximum share difficulty for the proxy?

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Hi, is anyone successful in getting an Antminer S1 to allow full cgminer API access so that you don't have to use the proxy software? So far mine will allow the status check but denies access to other commands.

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Quote from: dalenorman2005 on March 04, 2014, 02:39:39 PM

Quote from: djeZo on March 04, 2014, 02:25:55 PM

maybe you could try with apt-get install?

Indeed, that would be the way...

Dreadfully sorry, and somewhat embarrassed to be asking this...

what, precisely, would someone type in order to download and install the required library? I mean, hypothetically, for someone with no knowledge of linux... i mean, you know, for a friend of mine, not me. definitely not me....

My friend is 5, so instructions for a 5 year old would be best. and not a smart 5 year old...

Maybe this can help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10863613/how-to-upgrade-glibc-from-version-2-13-to-2-15-on-debian

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Quote from: djeZo on March 04, 2014, 02:25:55 PM

maybe you could try with apt-get install?

Indeed, that would be the way...

Dreadfully sorry, and somewhat embarrassed to be asking this...

what, precisely, would someone type in order to download and install the required library? I mean, hypothetically, for someone with no knowledge of linux... i mean, you know, for a friend of mine, not me. definitely not me....

My friend is 5, so instructions for a 5 year old would be best. and not a smart 5 year old...

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maybe you could try with apt-get install?

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