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Quote from: sikman on January 27, 2014, 11:56:30 AM

djeZo

What changes need to be made to show the machines in "Currently not rentable rigs"

If i want to do any maintenance I still want them to show and not offline.

Is it just removing the pricing ?

Yes

Quote from: hutnik on January 27, 2014, 11:31:54 AM

Quote from: khm on January 27, 2014, 11:29:35 AM

One of my rigs got rebooted after SICK/DEAD gpu. After reboot all of the customers pools got deleted?? I've contacted customer directly and I'll issue 50% refund directly to him since I've ended the lease after 13h as soon as I get his BTC address.

That's why I always when customer have set up at least 1 of his pools do S -> W in cgminer, to save his pools in my config.

This is one good way to solve issue of restarted rigs. I will call this command after each pool change. If you would like to use it on your rig, then add "save" command in permission list.

Is this in effect already? I added the "save" command to the permission list. So now, when somebody adds pools on the website they get saved in the config file, correct? If CGminer then restarts the correct pools list will be loaded?

Worked for me. cgminer.conf is updated with the renters pools.

OK, it's working for me as well. However... I have "gpu-threads" : "1" in my config file and this gets removed as soon as a new pool is added which makes it default to "gpu-threads" : "2" and causes my miner to get stuck at a very low hash-rate and being very laggy. Also there are a lot of other parameters written to the config file which were not there before.

I would really appreciate if the website only modifies the pools and leaves the other settings related to GPU,etc untouched.