* Added monitoring class to deal with monitoring events
* Added event calls to all important cronjobs
* Added cron_end include file for monitoring cleanups on successful runs
* Added Monitoring to autoloader
* Modified account page to check for running auto_payout in monitoring
* Added monitoring to Navigation bar
* Added monitoring controller page
Fixes#415
This will finally fix all block finding issues with a 4 way detection.
The find upstream method will continue to try other ways to find a
proper share until they are all exhausted or a match was found.
* Use stratum solution, create scrypt hash from block header
* Use pushpoold solution, create solution string from block header
* Use first available upstream share in timerange of block time
* Use *any* first available valid share older than time of block
This will fix#405 - no more unknown blocks. Ever.
* Added 3rd party logger library KLogger
* Adjusted all cronjobs from verbose output to logging
* Added new logs folder for crons to write to
* Added new .gitignore for logs folder data
* Updated blocks class to only fetch blocks with no share_id
* Adjusted findblocks to use no blocks class method
When shares are inserted with a delay for performance optimizations,
this will cause block timestamps to be completely off with share
timestamps. Hence the timestamp limited search is now removed, it would
cause too many issues for Stratum users/pools.
Addresses #392
This will fix an issue with blocks being assigned upstream shares that
are marked as valid but are not the actual solution for a block.
Only shares inserted when or after the block timestamp are now looked
at. This will ensure other shares inserted earlier and marked as
upstream valid are skipped.
This will not fix edge cases where many shares are inserted at the same
time and are all in the same timeframe of the block. Then the first
valid share in that time is used.
This worked fine on a testnet with a number of blocks found and false
shares inserted by hand.
Fixes#352
This will add the block reward typw to PPS systems. Prior to this, each
PPS value was hard coded to 50. Not only are other coins not based on
this but changing it would require code. Changed it that
* Default for fixed type is config reward
* Default for block type is **previous** blocks amount
** Fallback for first round is the fixed reward value
See in-line documentation of dist configuration. This should help new
pool owners to get setup and clarify things.
Fixes#308
* If a block was found but the upstream share is not inserted, bail out
* Next run should find the upstream share if it was added properly
Should address #189 but maybe not a fix yet.
* Added new configuration option `block_bonus`, see `global.inc.dist.php`, default 0
* Added new transaction types: `Bonus` and `Orphan_Bonus`
* Changes transaction table structure, added upgrade SQL
* Changed findblock cron to credit bonus to finder
* Modified transactions class to reflect changes
Fixes#148
* Modified findblocks cron
* Modified notifications cron for new structure
* Improved notification class
* Added new template for new_block type
* Moved idle_worker type template
* Added new_block type to notification settings
When finding more than a single block between runs it added shares to a
new block from a previous one. Properly fetch the last highest share ID
from the database prior to scanning for shares assigned to a block.
Fixes#124
To better support more payout systems I have moved the share calculation
for a block into the findblock cron. This way these statistics are
always available and not depending on the actual payout method.
* 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!
