Scans Burst mining logs and helps detecting corrupted plot files.

Scans Burst mining logs and helps detecting corrupted plot files so that problematic plot files can be re-plotted. It looks for deadlines conflicting with server and report related stats.

• Please note that this tool scans logs, not plot files, which means the plot file should be in use for a while to give meaningful results.

• Conflicts found does not necessarily mean that the plot file is corrupt. Consider re-plotting only if a consistent pattern that is different from other plot files is noticeable.

• Currently only Blago Miner logs are supported.

• Written in C++ to support PC, Mac and Linux.

• Tested only on Windows. Any testers are appreciated.

Download and unzip the executable from the releases section: Burst-Corrupted-Plot-Detector-v...-win-x64.zip

• Place the exe to the miner logs folder: ...BlagoMiner\Logs\.
• Run it there by double clicking on it.
  • Alternatively you can run it from the command line: ...BlagoMiner\Logs>BurstCPD

Run the executable from the command line and pass the log path as an argument (supports multiple paths as arguments).

BurstCPD [<log_path>...]

Example:

...AnyPath>BurstCPD D:\MyBlagoMiner\Logs E:\MyOtherBlagoMiner\Logs

Analysis results will also be saved to a file near the executable.

• Download the source from releases section.
  • Or clone the repository using git: git clone https://github.com/guneyozsan/burst-corrupted-plot-detector
• Install Visual Studio 2017 (free Community version works).
• Open the project in Visual Studio.
• Switch the mode from Debug to Release (The option is on the toolbar).
• Build the project from the top menu: Build/Build BurstCPD
• Executable will be at ...\BurstCorruptedPlotDetector\x64\Release\

This version is tested using a limited number of mining logs. Any feedback is appreciated.

For reporting bugs or feature requests please open an issue on issues section

The project is open source and published under GNU General Public License. More details can be found in the LICENSE.md file, in the source files or at http://www.gnu.org/licenses.

The file dirent.h has a different licensing, which is MIT license. Please refer to the file for details.

• About the author: http://www.guneyozsan.com
• Contact: [email protected]