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BlockchainWorks / ethmon

Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred GPU Miner nodejs-based web monitoring utility (discontinued, replaced by rigmon)
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miner_getfile #2

Open wiryonolau opened 7 years ago

wiryonolau commented 7 years ago

Hi, could you implement read/write config like EthMon the command is {"method":"miner_getfile", "params":["config.txt"]}

osnwt commented 7 years ago

I am sorry, but this project was cancelled and is not being developed anymore.

I wrote it as a simple task to learn javascript. Since then I mastered it a lot and rewrote it from scratch using modern class-based approaches and latest ECMAscript features. It has full support of coin autodetect, rate scaling and underrate detection, dual miner support, console view feature, historical database of GPU health (temperatures, coolers) with charts, ini-style configuration file, miner rig grouping, etc. It also was planned to add some actions with web authentication. Of course, it still runs under any OS: MacOS, Linux, Windows (I had to find a replacement for RRD database to make easier to run it under Windows without RRDtool installation).

rigmon

rigmon GPU health chart

As always, for freeware projects the main motivation for developers is a public interest and feedback. This is a driving force for improving a project and adding new features. But since this project had almost zero feedback and interest both here and in Claymore's miner topics despite few my posts there (even not talking about donations), I decided to not make a new one open and keep it for internal use only.

Vaelek commented 7 years ago

That is a shame :( Myself and my whole team would very much love to get our hands on the version you've shown here, perhaps even contribute to enhancements. With current interest levels in mining I think this project could gain some decent popularity if it became more well known. Hoping you reconsider your decision on releasing it.

Splasher2000 commented 7 years ago

That is definitly a shame. Thanks for your great tool.

I try the same for our mining-project - maybe you can tell me where you save the Temperature? SQL-Database?

Happy for every help =)

osnwt commented 7 years ago

Sorry for the late answer. No, SQL is not optimal for such data when you usually need high resolution for few days only. So I use a kind or RRD-like database written completely in javascript. Original RRD is good but has no ready to use npm package for Windows. Since some of my friends run it on Win, I had to find a replacement and not pull RRD native libraries that require separate installing.

jtktam commented 6 years ago

would you consider a pateron project or something. i am sure others will also pitch in a few bucks to keep it going to get access to a better monitor