Quote from: eminer001 on February 04, 2018, 07:57:19 AM

Quote from: puwaha on February 03, 2018, 11:23:01 PM

Quote from: eminer001 on February 03, 2018, 07:54:54 PM

If AM waits for hours for an updated hashrate from ccminer that it has connection issues or it is not responding, and does not take time into consideration, it is not the correct behavior.
AM should have a timer that checks every x seconds the reported hashrate from the miner's API, with one minute delay when miner is started to allow all GPUs to be started and send hash rates. Like this if one pool / algo server is offline, it will change to the next most profitable algo from the list. RIGHT ?

If this happens often to you, you should setup or adjust a rule based upon Accepted progress. If the accepted rate doesn't increase after X number of minutes, then have AM apply a template (or you could do another pool) so it will mine something else.

You did not understand the question.

Read again and test it yourself.

Try and unplug network cable to check in the simplest way.

The problem is that if zpool is under DDOS attack, when ccminer tries to submit the shares it shows "connection refused" error. During this period AM does not update hashing rate and remains with the old hashrate for minutes or even hours. This is a big mistake from implementation algorithm because AM waits for updates from a miner that could be broken instead of AM having a computed hash rate per second that will solve a lot of problems like the one from above, when if you have 24 hours statistics you could have ccminer stucked for 12 hours or more instead of having it restarted (or switching to next one from statistics list) by AM like it suppose to do in a correct way.

Dear puwaha , next time try and understand and test things before writing wrong and misleading answers.

Have a nice day.

In this case, does CC miner still register accepted shares (not talking about hash rate)? If not, the accepted shares rule would address your problem. If you unplug your router and had no internet, a rule if a miner is offline would also address this problem.

Quote from: eminer001 on February 04, 2018, 08:14:01 AM

Quote from: JackIT on February 04, 2018, 06:09:12 AM

Quote from: puwaha on February 04, 2018, 03:53:47 AM

Quote from: JackIT on February 04, 2018, 12:33:43 AM

Can someone help with intensity changes for ccminer

What I've tried: Go to Managed Software > CcMiner 2.2.4 found the line for the algo I wish to modify (Phi) entered --intensity=20 in the User defined Command Line argument I've also tried -i 20

Result, miner starts up, and within seconds the window disappears...

when looking at the logs, I can see that the default i 25 is in the command line argument, along with the values I input into the Managed Software section.

Help? please.

If you add it to the Managed Miner or to the Pool custom command lines does it override the default?

I haven't tried that, because that would apply it to any miner/algo. I just need it for one specific case

I've done this also. The problem is that you can not specify intensity for each algo for ccminer or every other miner.
The window was closing in my case with the error "out of memory" for a part of the algos and i was able to view this with "Diagnostics" function from toolbar.

Having custom intensity settings specially for your GPU will increase your income by 30%. Default intensity values varies from one different chip to another but for example for Nvidia 1080 chip used on Gigabyte AORUS that is made from copper plate you will be able to get 20% more hash rate than a low end KFA2 1080 GPU that does not have copper pipes or copper plate, it has a small steel radiator. So, ccminer does not know you have AORUS and it starts with minimal intensity settings for 1080, the same happens if you have water cooled gpu or the gpu rig submersed in mineral oil that offers huge overclocking advantage.

I believe this should be considered a priority by the developer of AM, instead of answering emails he should focus on fixing all issues with the software that are critical, because not taking an action and loosing money is as bad as AM crashing and being useles.

Have a great day.

You can set a custom intensity per pool which would solve your problem if you're using a managed miner. If you're using a multi algo pool under a multi profit miner, you can set intensity per pool port which would give you a unique intensity per algorithm for CC miner.

You can also set intensity individually per card with cc miner.

I think the developer is doing a great job and it's the tone you use throughout this thread isn't helping you.