Quote from: dstm on January 03, 2018, 08:07:35 PM

Quote from: marco.ruiz on January 03, 2018, 07:10:36 PM

Quote from: dstm on January 02, 2018, 08:25:28 PM

Quote from: marco.ruiz on December 29, 2017, 09:27:46 PM

SUGGESTION

After several reconnections the api crashes and don't work anymore. Can you add a trigger like a key stroke to reload the api server?

Could you pls describe this in more detail? How do you access the telemetry data? What is actually not working. If there is a bug the proper way is to fix it, not providing a restart key.

I run zm on Windows 10 1709 (great work by the way) with telemtry on port 2709 and i constantly monitor it via web browser (i also made a little C# app to query over json-rpc).

Currently i have issues with my broadband connection dropping several times a day and my ISP have me scheduled for a visit after several support calls. That being said, zm works fine, up time reaches over days but conn time resets every time my modem restarts the connection with my ISP, still telemetry works fine when connection is restored, but after about 2 days of this dropped connections the telemtry just stops working via web browser or my c# app. I ran this tests on the rig itself, even telnet cant open a connection. I "know" i has to be the connection issue but when the telemtry dies i have to log in to the rig and restart zm. Definitely not a deal breaker but maybe i just have to live with it while my ISP fix my line.

Thx for the description, I'll try to reproduce this, it sounds like a bug in zm.

I already wrote in this topic about the problem. So can confirm it. I have 2 rigs. Both of them has the problem with the telemetry server (dstm v0.5.6 and v.0.5.7 tested). It becomes unavailable after 5-10 successful connections. If I start miner and do not try to connect to the server even couple days, and after that I do 5-10 successful connections, it becomes unavailable. If I try to connect (5-10 times) just after 5 minutes after the miner started, it becomes unavailable too until I'll restart it. I hope you'll understand what I mean, despite my bad eng.