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Got pproxy help thanks!

cpars

Golden Member
Was trying to setup a pproxy for network and had few problems and DanC was nice enough to take the time to help me out. Was not so bad just forgot to change the minkeysready and maxkeysready in the perproxy.ini. and hopefully my stats will show up combined soon😀
 
Wow! Now is that your 1400MHz Tbird, I take it? Keep up the good work, welcome back! 🙂

/me is envious of that keyrate! 😉

By the way, are you using the Team AnandTech proxy? If you set your client to fetch and flush to it, you get statistics updates every fifteen minutes.

LMK if you need a quick rundown of how to get the client set up for that; all you really need to do is use "proxy.teamanandtech.com" as the name of the keyserver in the Configuration menu. Your blocks will still be credited to you at Dnet like before, and you will also appear on the Team AnandTech "Weekstats" pages and the Team AnandTech "Fullstats" pages.. The weekstats are updated every half-hour on the :00's and :30's, and the fullstats are updated every half-hour on the :15's and :45's.
 
OMG what a keyrate. welcome back to the team 🙂 we need every bit adn you provided us witha nice boost 🙂
 
If you're a member of TA Cube itself, you would probably like using the TA Cube proxy, read up on it here. If you are cracking independently using your own email, I suppose you would use the Team Anandtech Proxy.

Anyway, to get at the Configuration menu, double-click the cow icon to bring the client up in a window. If it is displaying a little graph, that's the "Crunch-O-Scope." You will need to click View>Console to go to the text view, then click Client>Configure to enter the configuration menu.

Next chose option 2) Buffer and Buffer Update Options, and then 6) Keyserver<->client connectivity options, and then make 2) Automatically select a distributed.net keyserver? ==> no if necessary.

Now you can enter 3) Keyserver host name(s) ==> proxy.teamanandtech.com, or alternately the IP for the TA Cube Proxy, and back out of the menus with the &quot;0&quot; options until you see the client running again.

If there are any other questions, speak up 🙂
 
You'll be able to check your stats here. Nothing else to do but what I have indicated in my PMs. Feel free to ask if you have any specific question. 🙂

mechbgon,

The TA Cube specific client is now configured to flush automatically through our pproxy. All he has to do is check his stats. 🙂

Welcome back to Team AnandTech. We're accelerating... 😉
 
Was exactly that, wife had hot wings,shrimp,chips and dips ready atthe kick off, and that was all there was good about that SUPPER BOWL
 
#2 online @ 3.8 mkeys/s all for now,really need to know how to combine these two ip's though and just have one updating.
 
Or if it is just 2 PCs, REMOTE BUFFERS will work well if they are network connected.

To set up remote buffers, set up the primary update PC to crack as usual to whichever proxy server/keyserver you would fetch/flush to.

On the second PC, go into the config options, disable fetch/flush from keyserver, and enable fetch/flush from Remote Buffers. Specify the folder on the Primary PC that contains the buff-in and buff-out files. Maintain buff-in and buff-out files on the second PC, enough in-buffers to last several days incase of network problems.

When the second PC needs blocks it will retrieve them from the Primary PC, and when the Primary PCs in buffer gets low, it will fetch from the team proxy or keyservers.

Running your own pproxy will work too.
 
PProxy is quite easy to set up. I use it at home for 9 systems and at work for another 5 and it's never given me any problems. If you feel stats-crazy you can also use the pproxy logs to generate your own stats and check which cows are munching the most... 🙂
 
guess I better go look into it then, just go to distributed net page for pproxy ?

9 SYSTEMS AT HOME!!!!
 
Remote Buffers is easy, just a couple of settings in the DNETC config setup, make sure the Primary PCs folder is accessable from PC2, and away you go. If you have more than 2 or 3 PCs networked, I would definitely go with perproxy because of the stats! 🙂
 
Good call.
Pproxy with STATS! - it's SO NICE to be able to get your little stats fix anytime you want one.

Plus - this gives you a nice safe place to keep all your blocks prior to submitting them. Given the lost blocks lately, always make a backup of your buff.out file prior to flushing... just in case you have to resubmit. 🙂
 
cpars - when you change a thread title to &quot;nevermind&quot;.... well that just invokes all sorts of neffomania in me... 😉

Am following this though since I want to go through the exercise of setting up a local pproxy... 🙂
 
Sorry just got very frustrated and shut the dang things down this morning, I am having problems setting up a pproxy. I am a contractor not a tech so please help and be nice😉
 
We'll be looking for that new line to show up on the proxy server! 🙂

welcome to true 'geekdom'... :Q
 
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