Just wanted to let you know that I've isolated the UI freezing problem to a scenario where I have a remote client that I am connecting to via port forwarding, and their internet connectivity is spotty. I imagine the freeze is happening when the thread is hanging because it is expecting a timely response from the remote client and not getting it. Is there a setting already in place to deal with such a scenario?
Thanks for the update on this. I will try to reproduce the scenario.
I would actually recommend you to check the setting for the connection timeout. Although it might sound attractive to increase the timeout to wait longer, in this case I think we should try to make it fail faster with a short timeout instead. Can you make sure that the setting "Increase connection timeout for Remote Agent" is unchecked, which is actually the default value?
It is unchecked, and its still pretty bad.
When Awesome Miner is in this state where it's running slow, can you please create a process dump file and send me by mail (the file will be large). Use Windows Task Manager, Details tab, right click on AwesomeMiner and select "Create dump file". With the information in this file, I will be able to see the current Awesome Miner process state and hopefully be able to identify why it's running slow. Thanks!
One quick question - are you using the automatic console screen update on the Console tab (bottom of the screen in Awesome Miner), Settings -> Auto Refresh? If that's the case, please try to set it to Disabled.