How to use the --apiport for arguments?
I have enabled it with --apiport 10050 but than I only some json stuff when I use http://localhost:10050 so I am definetily missing something.
I have enabled it with --apiport 10050 but than I only some json stuff when I use http://localhost:10050 so I am definetily missing something.
That is used normally to communicate stats between OS and Miner.
Ok. Was actually hoping to see something like gminers or phoenixminer but guess can't have everything
I think its not quite correct. If you set apiport option to "0.0.0.0:port" you can reach your rig from outside, and monitor it.
Your missing the point no matter what if you set the api to localhost:port or 0.0.0.0:port you only get to see a json page and not something like what gminer, bzminer, phoenixminer or srbminer-multi show. A json page is more or less unreadible.
To me that is not monitoring.
Well. I think that youre missing that nobody watch json output only by own eyes. Certainly you will use some soft to make it look understandable. CM monitor , android apps like CM monitor, plenty choises.
And: there is huge difference between localhost:port and 0.0.0.0:port
Actually you have no clue as there is no difference between a localhost:port or 0.0.0.0:port first one is for connecting on the actual host itself and the other one is for connection from any host in the network or internet if you have forwarded the ports.
Other miners have the possibilityto show the stats in a webbrowser in readable format without the need of any other software.
I check the stats of my rigs from my laptop with a webbrowser as its convenient. GMiner, PhoenixMiner, SRBMiner-MULTI, NBMiner, BzMiner and XMRig (probably even more different miners) give this possibility.
Also do note I run everything on Linux, but if I want to check from a windows machine I can stil use a webbrowser to show me the info needed without the need of additional software.