sbarcatt / ethos-auto-load

Update your remote configuration in ethos when a change is made

Ethos automatic conf update (On Change)

These files allow you to update your configuration and reset your miners when you change the configuration.

• Update your configuration in minutes.
• No need to use Teamviewer or SSH.
• It works with https://configmaker.com or server with text.

Installation

• Go to your RIG and copy autoupdate.sh and daemon_remote_conf.php in /home/ethos
• Add this line /home/ethos/autoupdate.sh in your custom.sh (Check in example folder).
• Modify the following lines with your remote file:

//YOUR REMOTE CONF URL - Use http not https
$your_config_url="http://configmaker.com/my/VirtualEarnestWhiteHagfish.txt";

//TIME TO CHECK - IN SECONDS
$time_check=360;

• Restart your ethOS RIG (with the command r).
• Enjoy 😀

daemon Usage

• You can manage the daemon with command autoupdate.sh [start*|stop|restart] *=default

License

Apache 2.0 No comercial use

Please consider a donation for more projects like this

BTC: 1EEvGGLibsgdHUk2dbgMmHFPXvXrUyMQFc
ETH: 0x957c8288e744efb225e87e77393f0d5b9a86df5d
TRX: 0x957c8288e744efb225e87e77393f0d5b9a86df5d
NAV: NatC1eBsrvXbUQD5R34TD2fg5J8hnFrmr5
IOTA: YBIZWEASKOZUJHXELQ9QCGDXRO9GPIHWWQZWMJHNZESKXHROCLAKVTGYPWDNHPSKRSGHSJG9HEIP9OXEDEZOYEZJZB

ethos-auto-load's Issues

Use sha has instead of file size to check for changes

If i'm reading the code correctly, you are currently using the size of the file to check if it has changed.

However, some changes such as a single character will result in the file being the same size, but changed. I'd therefore suggest using sha($file) instead of size($file) to check if it's content has changed.

Also, you probably don't need to write the size/sha has to disk, just store it in a variable and of course don't reboot on the first check.