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grayfallstown / Chia-Plot-Status

GUI Tool for beginners and experts to Monitor and Analyse Chia Plotting log files, show health and progress of running plots and estimated time to completion. No setup, configuration or installation of python or whatever required. Just install and enjoy.
https://grayfallstown.github.io/Chia-Plot-Status/
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"Text File Busy" #115

Closed jokerxshot closed 3 years ago

jokerxshot commented 3 years ago

I'm trying to extract the log files from MadMax plotter to use in the GUI and whenever I enter in the command to do so (as instructed in the documentation), it spits out an error saying that both text files are busy? I am running Ubuntu, Linux with Mad Max Plotter.

grayfallstown commented 3 years ago

To clarify, you are using the CLI to run madmax and add the tee command to write the logs to a file like this: chia-plotter [your parameters here] 2>&1 | tee /home/$(whoami)/.chia/mainnet/plotter/chia-plotter-$(uuid).log; and then get an error? Do you get the error from the tee command or from madmax itself?

Or do you mean you run the ChiaPlotStatusCLI and try to export the already existing logs to json, yaml or csv files using it?

Can you paste the log or command line output here?

jokerxshot commented 3 years ago

Bear with me as I am new to all of this but I don't think I have Mad Max configured to be outputting any log files automatically. Is there a command to do so? I have just been using the commands in the documentation on GitHub in the normal Linux CLI.

This is the log from the CLI (it's not normally all one command but copy and pasting it all makes it that way)


wee@wee:~/Chia-Plot-Status$ export POOLKEY="82bcfedf655030dd5fb7bbd0902557b8a3e23e0d2eff5e4105d04fc9b021ee44d5f71b09feb99640686d82fe58be1b24"; > export FARMERKEY="b2f55b35f4f4340d0c76bac2340aff0c7482d31bc122a71b017a044794121678ebcf16925a38427677ee366620c815d8"; > export THREADS="$(expr $(nproc) / 2)"; > /home/wee/chia-plotter/build/chia_plot > --poolkey=$POOLKEY > --farmerkey=$FARMERKEY > --tmpdir2=/media/wee/tmp/tmp/ > --tmpdir=/media/wee/tmp/tmp/ > --finaldir=/media/wee/yeee/final/ > --count=-1 > --threads=$THREADS export POOLKEY="82bcfedf655030dd5fb7bbd0902557b8a3e23e0d2eff5e4105d04fc9b021ee44d5f71b09feb99640686d82fe58be1b24"; > export FARMERKEY="b2f55b35f4f4340d0c76bac2340aff0c7482d31bc122a71b017a044794121678ebcf16925a38427677ee366620c815d8"; > export THREADS="$(expr $(nproc) / 2)"; > /home/wee/chia-plotter/build/chia_plot > --poolkey=$POOLKEY > --farmerkey=$FARMERKEY > --tmpdir2=/media/wee/tmp/tmp/ > --tmpdir=/media/wee/tmp/tmp/ > --finaldir=/media/wee/yeee/final/ > --count=-1 > --threads=$THREADS 2>&1 | tee /home/wee/.chia/mainnet/plotter/chia-plotter-$(uuid).log;
bash: /home/wee/chia-plotter/build/chia_plot: Text file busy
bash: /home/wee/chia-plotter/build/chia_plot: Text file busy
wee@wee:~/Chia-Plot-Status$
grayfallstown commented 3 years ago

There are a lot of larger than symbols between the parameters that don't belong there: tmp/ > --finaldir=/media/wee/yeee/final/ > --count=-1 > --threads Get rid of all of them, except that one: --threads=$THREADS 2>&1 | tee

jokerxshot commented 3 years ago

Ohh so I need to run this command to start up the miner I can't run this with it already running gotcha. It's working now, thank you!