claymore-phoenixminer-web-stats

Claymore-PhoenixMiner-Web-Stat is a simple PHP web stats page that utilizes the remote monitoring ports (JSON-RPC API) available on Claymore Miner and PhoenixMiner. This page allows you to view the following stats pulled from your miners:

• Global hashrate for all miners
• Miner uptime
• Miner version
• Connected pool and port
• Submitted, stale and invalid shares
• Per GPU hashrates
• Per GPU temperatures (with configurable thresholds)
• Per GPU fan percentages (with configurable thresholds)
• Auto Refreshing (configurable)
• Display profitability from WhatToMine API

Before Using

Make sure you are using either PhoenixMiner or Claymore and that you have the RPC API enabled.

For PhoenixMiner:

• Add the following to the end of your bat file - -cdm 1 -cdmport <YOUR_PORT> -cdmpass <YOUR_PASSWORD>

For Claymore:

• Add the following to the end of your bat file - -mport <YOUR_PORT> -mpsw <YOUR_PASSWORD>

For TeamRedMiner:

• Add the following to the end of your bat file - --cm_api_listen=IP:PORT --cm_api_password=<YOUR_PASSWORD>

For T-Rex Miner:

• First you need to generate your API key using t-rex.exe --api-generate-key <YOUR_PASSWORD>
• Take the generated API key and append the following to your bat file - --api-https --api-read-only --api-bind-http 0.0.0.0:4067 --api-key <GENERATED_API_KEY>
• Make sure to set the password value in the config to <YOUR_PASSWORD>

For your server/machine hosting the app, make sure you have the php-curl module installed if you wish to have profitability calculations

How to use

Usage of the script is simple, and all you need to run it is a server with PHP and IIS/Apache

Installation Instructions

• Copy all files to a directory of your choice
• Edit config.php to update the server list, you can have as many or as few as you want
• Browse to your/path/index.php and view stats
• If you wish to edit the yellow and red warning thresholds for fan speed and GPU temp, you can change the values in config.php
• In order to enable profitability checks, you must edit config.php and add the following for each server (default is null)
  • Power usage - Usage in W/h (ex. 1200)
  • Power cost - Cost of power in USD per KW/h (ex. 0.105)
  • Pool Fee - Current pool fee in percent (ex. 0.9)

Password protection

The script now supports basic password protection, in order to enable it, set the following variables found in conf.php

$require_admin_password = 1;

$admin_password = "<YOUR_PASSWORD>";

How Can I Help?

If you find this little page useful, please consider buying me a drink, or at least donating a little bit of crypto so I can buy my own drink :)

• ETH: 0x43883860168A1F3B53920EA5497Be99FEcdFD99E
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Screenshot

This is what the application looks like:

This is what the application looks like when something is down: