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Management panel #223

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snipeTR opened this issue Jun 4, 2018 · 4 comments
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Management panel #223

snipeTR opened this issue Jun 4, 2018 · 4 comments

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@snipeTR
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snipeTR commented Jun 4, 2018

I'm using proxy under Linux. Running in background mode. It's hard to manage this way. You have to turn it on and off every time.

Other web-based front side interfaces are useless.

That's why; It must be in its own "web-based " "administration panel ".
This interface will be managed on the Xmrig-proxy.

These are the qualities I expect.
1-Log output should appear in real time.
2-xmrig-proxy settings config. json file should be edited.
3-Xmrig-proxy statistics should be seen in real time.
4-System load and hardware resource information should be seen.
5-(optional) Nice graphics would be good.

@joksa
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joksa commented Jun 8, 2018

I agree.
I think it even enough to have full supported API and someone will make web interface and share with the rest of us.

@snipeTR
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snipeTR commented Jun 8, 2018

If it is full support API, I can also do web interface.

@lisergey
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lisergey commented Jun 8, 2018

I'm thinking of making such webface to xmrig-proxy using requests via API.
Any ideas and suggestions would be very helpfull.

@xmrig
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xmrig commented Aug 6, 2018

@snipeTR take look to #247

  1. Real time for logging require bidirectional communication between proxy and panel, for example websockets instead of plain HTTP API, still thinking about best way for this.
  2. Will be implemented.
  3. Refresh interval is configurable, minimum value is 1 second.
  4. Will be implemented, but require support on proxy side, now proxy can report only memory usage of self process.

@xmrig xmrig closed this as completed Nov 4, 2018
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