Quote from: osnwt on January 21, 2018, 11:34:51 AM

Quote from: papampi on January 21, 2018, 11:14:17 AM

Was just looking at your GitHub ethmon,
I'm not ethereum mining and not using claymore either but many nvOC users do.

Some questions:
1- Is it ok to add it to next nvOC releases?
2- Does it support multiple miners in one page? If not is it possible to add a page for multiple miners?

Forget about ethmon, as explained in one of its issues, it was abandoned and not developed anymore.

I rewrote it and called rigmon, it supports quite a lot, including RRD-like database for FAN/TEMP graphs, miner console view, etc, etc. (see that issue for more details). But I did not publish it and use internally. Writing a code for public requires some time to add README, examples, etc, etc. But only couple of users said thanks for it, not talking about donations... User interest is the main motivation for OpenSource projects, and I did not find such interest. So I decided to not waste time preparing it for public access and did not open.

rigmon supports multiple miner rigs with few cards per each, Claymore dual-mining, also it supports multiply miner groups to see group stats plus total. Supports miner console view (for Claymore and ZM). Customisable window title with rates. API call for external health monitoring (when there are issues, I receive a message on my phone via telegram and another Android-specific AutoRemote tool, rigmon provides the info, another script uses it).

Actually it is not an all-in-one solution as some other monitors. I wrote it for myself and find it useful. I do not need, say, miner control from it, so it lacks this. Recently added ZM API support and just found ethminer compatibility.

PS. How to post small image previews? I used img tag and they are huge...

I'm sure if you add rigmon to nvOC you will get lots of audience/interest and most importatant motivation to make it better.
It looks nice ...
Lets get your hands dirty and start making it compatible with nvOC miners Wink