New version 2.1.18 ready for download.
Release notes:
- New option: -log creates a logfile that contains the screen output and
additional information that could be helpful to find bugs.
- New option: -luck shows a second statistic line - additional to the rig
speed. It shows the time it may take to find a new solution(share)
at the current difficulty. It also calculates a 'luck' value that
show the luck in percent for the next share.
- New option: --api-type does nothing so far, TT-Miner support TCP connections only
- Remove the three stars in the 'Accepted share' message.
- The meaning of the -A parameter changed slightly. If you define an algo without
- cuda version, TT-Miner will load the algo that fits best to your installed
- driver version - it will no longer load the algo for the last cuda version!
Please report all issues and bugs you find.
Thanks.
Will test --api-type and report back to you. Thank you.
You rock!
I hope that is what you expect? I'm not sure that I really got your point with this option. Anyway - let me know if I should change something.
Thanks - any happy mining.
Report:
1. --api-type (parameter ignored) OR --api-type TCP : does not work
2. CTRL+C still does not work. Have to press 'q' then 'ctrl+c'
Thank so much for taking the time to fix and release v2.1.18.
Hi,
what do you expect with --api-type TCP?
? Please let me know step by step what you are doing please? API uses TCP - so that should work.
Here are command-line arguments from CryptoDredge,
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--api-type Specify API type to use (default: ccminer-tcp)
ccminer-tcp (TCP)
ccminer-ws (WebSocket)
off
-b, --api-bind IP:port for the miner API, 0 disabled (default: 127.0.0.1:4068)
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Can you implement like that?
I think if you start TT-Mminer and listen on a simple TCP/IP socket for single
string API requests from the same machine running ccminer and reply with
a string and then close the socket each time. If you add the "--api-type"
option, it will accept API requests from any network attached computer.
It works for me using this setup as an example:
-b 123.456.789.012:99999 --api-type ccminer-tcp
Last but not least, TT-Miner start up with few lines has dark-blue color, please change to a diff. color.
Hard to see the text in dark-blue with black in background.