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Re: [ANN] [QWCZ QwertyZero - Anonymous messenger on the blockchain]
On the contrary, it is better when there are a lot of messengers. Each has its own separate function.
There are plenty to choose from.
I agree.There are plenty to choose from.
Sometimes it seems to me that instant messengers will soon supersede full-fledged social networks. But let's see what happens.
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
Hmmm...
That's because I sent you incorrect instructions! It should be;-
chmod 660 /opt/minepeon/etc/minepeon.conf
Not 440, sorry about that.
As I said a while ago in this thread, there are quite a few changes going on in git at the moment, that file is new and still undergoing testing (so pull at your own risk, but there is a lot of cool stuff in there). Thomas has kindly volunteered to work with me and teach me AngularJS and a lot of new features/changes are going on.
Funny story, Thomas (a web developer) does not even have a miner, he helped a friend use it to set up an Avalon and liked the project and technology so much he has been teaching me the finer points of JS and CSS as well as doing a lot of direct contributions. He has to send changes to me to merge and test with real live miners!
I have dipped into the donation pool (donations made an entire bitcoin in the last month, and they found a block at ozcoin! Thanks all) and I am sending him his own miner (A Block Eruptor USB), partially as thanks and partially so he can test his own code
.
Neil
That's because I sent you incorrect instructions! It should be;-
chmod 660 /opt/minepeon/etc/minepeon.conf
Not 440, sorry about that.
As I said a while ago in this thread, there are quite a few changes going on in git at the moment, that file is new and still undergoing testing (so pull at your own risk, but there is a lot of cool stuff in there). Thomas has kindly volunteered to work with me and teach me AngularJS and a lot of new features/changes are going on.
Funny story, Thomas (a web developer) does not even have a miner, he helped a friend use it to set up an Avalon and liked the project and technology so much he has been teaching me the finer points of JS and CSS as well as doing a lot of direct contributions. He has to send changes to me to merge and test with real live miners!
I have dipped into the donation pool (donations made an entire bitcoin in the last month, and they found a block at ozcoin! Thanks all) and I am sending him his own miner (A Block Eruptor USB), partially as thanks and partially so he can test his own code
.Neil
Thanks Neil,
That fixed it. Now the donation settings are working again.
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
I just ran a git pull on /opt/minepeon/ and /opt/minepeon/http/ and now nothing on the settings page appears to be saving. Which file do I edit via ssh to force these settings?
Your brave
. Past these three lines into ssh as minepeon;-touch /opt/minepeon/etc/minepeon.conf
chmod 440 /opt/minepeon/etc/minepeon.conf
chown minepeon.http /opt/minepeon/etc/minepeon.conf
That should fix it, if it doesn't get back to me.
Neil
It does not appear to have worked. Any other suggestions?
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
I just ran a git pull on /opt/minepeon/ and /opt/minepeon/http/ and now nothing on the settings page appears to be saving. Which file do I edit via ssh to force these settings?
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
You need to grab;-
miner.conf miner.conf.donate miner.conf.tmp timezone uipassword version
From;-
/opt/minepeon/etc/
AND
/opt/minepeon/var/rrd/* (that is where the graph data lives)
Practice this now! I am just uploading a new urgent fix release.
Neil
miner.conf miner.conf.donate miner.conf.tmp timezone uipassword version
From;-
/opt/minepeon/etc/
AND
/opt/minepeon/var/rrd/* (that is where the graph data lives)
Practice this now! I am just uploading a new urgent fix release.
Neil
Ok, I'm up and running on the new version now. I skipped grabbing a backup of version otherwise the web interface would continue to display the older version of minepeon being installed.
Time to let this run over night and see how well it behaves.
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
I'm fine with testing releases. So far minepeon has been working great for me.
There are a few features I would love to see in the future:
1) the ability set the network configuration via the web interface (in case I need a static IP).
2) the ability to backup/restore settings and the charts.
Also, what files do I need to backup to save the charts right now? I might need to re-write my SD card soon.
There are a few features I would love to see in the future:
1) the ability set the network configuration via the web interface (in case I need a static IP).
2) the ability to backup/restore settings and the charts.
Also, what files do I need to backup to save the charts right now? I might need to re-write my SD card soon.
Re: Rasberry PI Minepeon(How many days mining uninterrupted)
I just setup my RPI with Minepeon 0.2.1 and have been running for more than 2 days without any issue.
My specs are RPI model B with a D-Link USB hub (DUB-H7) and 2 block erupters with a usb fan to keep them cool to the touch.
My specs are RPI model B with a D-Link USB hub (DUB-H7) and 2 block erupters with a usb fan to keep them cool to the touch.
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
Raspcontrol：
https://github.com/imjacobclark/Raspcontrol
Raspcontrol is a web control centre written in PHP for Raspberry Pi.
https://github.com/imjacobclark/Raspcontrol
Raspcontrol is a web control centre written in PHP for Raspberry Pi.
Now this looks very interesting.
Re: Linux mining distro for the Raspberry PI - MinePeon
Has anyone else noticed that on MinePeon 2.1 if you switch the mining app from cgminer to bfgminer that the web interface just goes blank and no longer displays anything?