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ᕲ Duino-Coin is a coin that can be mined with almost everything, including Arduino boards.
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Once all boards are plugged out and both programs are closed the PC enforces the set local group policy for all users #1795

Closed adrian2793 closed 3 weeks ago

adrian2793 commented 3 weeks ago

Describe the bug

Once all boards are plugged out and the program is closed the PC enforces the set local group policy for all users [ I set them but only applied them to one user. Once happend it was applied to all users ] I am sure it was your software because I didn‘t changed anything and I had set the local group policy a few weeks ago and it worker until today ] Also I only opened your miners and chrome to run two web miners

To Reproduce

  1. Open the PC miner

  2. Plug in the boards

  3. Open the AVR miner

  4. Plug them out

  5. Close the AVR miner

  6. Close the PC miner

Expected behavior

None

Screenshots/photos

I needed to reset my PC so I got none :(

System:

Additional context

I had to reset my PC because of that. The only programs I had ran your both miner programs and closed both [ first the AVR one and then the PC miner ]

revoxhere commented 3 weeks ago

What? None of the duino softwares use any group policies or anything like that.

adrian2793 commented 3 weeks ago

What? None of the duino softwares use any group policies or anything like that.

I don‘t know. Once I closed the program the group policies were applied to all my users and I needed to reset my PC then.

adrian2793 commented 3 weeks ago

Before I closed the AVR miner it gave me the error that it couldn‘t connect to them [ Because I plugged them out ]

revoxhere commented 3 weeks ago

Well, I can tell you this is not the cause. You're already on GitHub so you can check the source codes and see there's no ingerention in any system calls.

adrian2793 commented 3 weeks ago

Well, I can tell you this is not the cause. You're already on GitHub so you can check the source codes and see there's no ingerention in any system calls.

You are using python to run the code, right?