You might be interested in my other project, Multiminer, which we use for
our (jedi95 and I) cluster's status page. I have a Windows download
here (or you can get the source off
GitHub) and it's pretty easy to run:
multiminer --admin-user=admin --admin-pass=admin101 --web-port=80 --url=http://PoolUsername:PoolPassword@PoolHost:8332/Then change your Phoenix URLs to
mmp://admin:admin101@localhost?name=NameForThisWorker (Phoenix already supports the protocol)
And finally you can throw JSON-RPC requests at
http://admin:admin101@localhost - try listconnections() to see your worker status.
You can also put an index.html in "www" and have it do some JQuery magic to view your workers.
The only drawback is Multiminer doesn't have its own logs (yet), but you will know it's working when your miners pick up work and start mining through it.
Hi CFSworks, I am intrigue by how to get this to run locally on my bitcoind server. I was testing out with different askrates and found this post which seems like a efficient way to distribute work to the miners. My question is if I have a pc running bitcoind server, should I run the multiminer on that server? Also what are the --admin-user and --admin-pass indicating? Are they the bitcoin.config file password? Also I dont plan to display this information on a webpage as I do not have a webserver running, so does that mean that I dont have to run web port 80? Thanks!