See my edit above. Is that related?
Thanks.

Suddenly getting this error on multiple coins:
2018-10-28 10:09:47 AM|#  connected to: us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20594 [1/1]
2018-10-28 10:09:48 AM|#  SSL_connect failed r:2 error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure

Two separate mining rigs.

Edit: Looks like it's something that has happened to Equihash zm_miner. FTC and ETH are still working with a different miner.

Thank you LuKePicci. Is there a list of the latest miner versions picked up by nvOC? The 3.0 stable release?

Do we know if the monero_v8 versions of xmr_stak and cpuminer will update in 3.0 using the upgrade function?

Looks like BTG will no longer be capable of auto-swap as of 9/14.
Will it eventually be moved to another exchange for auto-swap or is this the end?

I don't understand the continued no-auto-trade of BTG on the site.
There isn't even a banner for it any longer and I KNOW the trading site is not down.
This is crap.

Especially since the Russians helped Maduro try to secretly roll this one out.

Same issue. No balance updates and no exchanges since late Thursday.

Seems the ZCL fork messed up a lot of transactions at MPH.
I have 7 different coins stuck on the exchange, not auto-exchange, since Wednesday morning.
Hopefully they will make some announcement soon as to how these issues will be cleared up.

See this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1854250.msg29350878#msg29350878

Hope it helps.

Look back a few pages for my struggles with SALFTER. I can't help right now but maybe it will give you some hints.
I found a few bugs that devs here helped me get past.
Just so you know, I shifted to the WTM switcher after a short trial of SALFTER.
That took some time to debug as well.

See this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1854250.msg29174770#msg29174770

Its the same issue found throughout the blog here about the Xorg not seeing your card.
Follow Papampi's instructions on the coolbits command.

A new issue I have probably related to my motherboards.

I have two Supermicro dual AMD CPU boards and one Intel dual Xeon board running practically the same nvOC builds.
Only difference is I recompiled all the miners using the script on each system so maybe some slight difference mining but I don't think so.

Today I came home and both the AMD CPU boards were "running" but not booted and SSH of course was down.
The Intel board had lost it's SSH feed but was running and still mining.

I assume this was due to a network issue that happened during the day as the dead SSH feeds said something to this effect:
I have noticed the AMD CPU rigs will not allow me to do a restart using the desktop controls OR when trying to start a boot from the SSH terminal.
The Intel board I can do both.
So I think this is a BIOS setup issue or something on the AMD CPU boards and the soft restart is not working whereas on the Intel board it is working.

Any idea where I might look to solve this issue? The restart on fail issue is great and kept me running one of three rigs but I would like to do better.

I've never had a failure with the cpu miner so I'm not sure what the ramifications of it not restarting with 3main would be.
I would say as a first try just not restart it or Option 1.
For me, running the cpu miner is just something for my multi-core processors can run to supplement the gpus installed.
I have just over 100 threads running XMR. It might be enough to pay for the gpu electricity use. 

That sounds like a great solution Papampi. Thanks for the support.

With the help from the devs here I have the WTM switcher running pretty well.
Still working on some OC issues with my 1060s on a couple of algos but I'm getting support there as well. 

I noticed that when a coin switch occurs the XMR cpu mining I have enabled stops, opens a new tab in guake and starts again.
Is there some way to stop this from happening?
I don't think I am losing a lot of hash but it does fill the screen with a lot of of unused tabs.
Thanks.

Ok an update. The WTM switching is working great right now.
I am about to move the changes over to my other rigs to see what the overall effect is on profit.
I need to tune the OC's and power numbers some because I see quite a delta between coins.
Equihash coins run right at the 180W level I have for the 1080.
Neoscrypt seems to run around 140W so I have upped the intensity a bit to see what effect it has.
There has likely been a discussion here about the WTM settings for power and clock tuning but I haven't found it yet if anyone can point me to it.
Thanks again for all the help!

Thanks for looking Papampi.
But what directory and what file should I search for this piece of code?

Edit: I found it.  It was in 8wtm_auto_switch in the home folder.
I have made the change and at first glance it appears to have solved the issue.
I started it with ETH and I now see a switch to lyra2v2 and MONA coin.
If this is correct I should see some amount of MONA in the balance on MPH soon enough.
I will report what my results are.
Thanks again for your help!

I looked through all the flags in 1bash and reduced the number of coins to just a couple and have run it for 3 hours.
The switcher changed a couple of times between ETH, MONA and FTC but the miner only mined ETH as that was the coin found most profitable first.
It seems that what ever the most profitable coin is at startup that's the one that gets stuck.
No switching is going on.
I question if the people who have used the WTM_SWITCHER have gone to the depths I have to prove it is actually switching (or not).
If so I would love to get a copy of their 1bash and WTM_SWITCHER files to compare to mine.
I am running a fairly up to date version:
And I have run the miner re-compile on every miner installed.
But I have no idea if I broke some flag/setting while editing 1bash since I originally built this drive.
Thanks again. I will try to get on discord and ask for help.

Actually I am trying Papampi's WTM switcher now. That's what my post above is about.
I had SALFTER's version running fine but was seeing no increase in coins vs. straight mining so I decided to try WTM instead.
The list above shows what the nvOC wtm-log shows as it switches.
So, many coin types have been "switched" to, but zero coins of those types have ever shown up in the balance sheet on MPH except for the one that appears locked.
Mining MPH_Equihash and MPH_Ethash both switched fine and mining single coins works fine.
Also, the reason I mention the COIN type changing in 1bash is I have peeked in 1bash after several supposedly coin switch (in the list) and COIN=xxxx has changed to the type now supposedly being mined.
Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me.  
To run WTM switcher the COIN= entry in 1bash does not need any special coin type, correct?
Thanks for looking at my question.