* Check for min/max values set for auto payouts
* Display error messages to the user
* Sanitize values just in case we fall through the validation
* Updated template and class
* New configuration option added! Update your local configs!
Fixes#108
* Users are all fetched from the DB
* Each user is assigned special stats
* Hashrate
* Shares
* Balance
* Est. Payout
* Est. Donation
* Display in sortable and paginated table
This is not well optimized. Each user stats are grabbed individually
via the stats and transaction classes. It would probably make sense to
expand the statistics class to list a full user list with all statistics
available instead to cover this in a single SQL query.
* Added isAdmin to user class
* Run isAdmin on EACH page to ensure admin status hasn't changed
* Added main page with no content
* Added user query page with basic form, no content
* Do not include shares_archive table
* Main reason: This table is optional
* Secondary reason: Speeds up the query from 1.3s to 0.005s
* Drawback: Once a block is found it takes 10 minutes for the stats to
be accuracte again
This could potentially be reverted but since shares_archive is optional
and the speed increase is rather significant I'd like to keep it this
way.
This script can be used to run all cronjobs required for `mmcfe-ng`.
It can be expanded by pool users in the future by adding or removing
job from the CRONS list in the script.
Script assumed to run inside the cronjobs folder, this can be adjusted
via CRONHOME in the script.
* Findblocks cronjob changes
* Find & Store upstream share
* Use last found `share_id` as starting ID or `0`
* Find & Store upstream finder
* Use last found `share_id` as starting ID or `0`
* Use stored information when running propotional payout
* Fetch current checked blocks upstream share from block table
* Fetch previous upstream share of previous block from block table
* Calculated payouts in that range of IDs
* Updated `block.class.php` to store share_id in block and fetch highest `share_id`
* Fetch all blocks unaccounted for in ASC oder (low to high height)
* Use lowest height block to find lowest ID upstream accepted share
* Use this share as the finding share for a block
* Set share as last found upstream share for further blocks
* This only applies if shares are not deleted at all which they should!
