You'll have to find another app to do that. Anubis is a PHP script, it just runs once when the page loads. It can't do any monitoring data logging etc. It just shows snap-shots of the current situation.

Guys,

 Sorry about my dumb question...

 I'm running CGMiner for a couple months and, today I restart all my mining rigs and start ANUBIS and... I'm seeing a LOTS of "Discards", some hosts have "97.12% of Discarted"...

 What is that means?!!?

Best,
Thiago

just got around to trying this out. nice! although I found out Im dumber than I thought as it took an hour to get it running even with easyphp. I am a total noob with webservers but Im alernin. on win 7 here on this box.

found a bug, if you add a miner that doesnt have --api-network and --api-listen (DOH!) its added "invisibly" - mine showed 4 hosts, and displayed 3. it slowed it down on refresh by LOTS. cant delete it in anubus as its not visible. I deleted it out of mysql though so its all good now.

sent 1.112211 BTC to ocminer. thanks!

yeah I got that impression too, hopefully he is OK and his wallet is accessible to him. even if he dropped this he still deserves the donation.

saw some cool stuff in this thread beyond the current version, hopefully there will be ongoing support and even more development.

Just so you know in advance - since that (and the earlier version I commented on) is the first time I've seen anyone use that part of the API (other than my example miner.php) :)

With the changes to the cgminer API coming up next time there is a release (API version 1.2), if you only display data - there is no difference.

However if you use the commands that change cgminer like the gpu settings commands, save, quit, switchpool etc. (seems rare that anyone does actually use anything but quit) it will return an error (Access denied to '???' command) with your cgminer settings if you use the same settings in a new version of cgminer as you currently use

You will need to use the previously added --api-allow and also use the new 1.2 change that I've just added to put a "W:" in front of IP addresses and IP address ranges that you want to allow to change cgminer (write/privileged access)

Basically the idea being that you can allow IP addresses to view cgminer but also restrict which IP addresses can change cgminer (or even allow none to)
One way you can test for this change is with the API version which will be 1.2
You can also test for privileged access with the new 1.2 command 'privileged'
... old versions of cgminer will give an error saying it doesn't exist, new versions will give an error if you don't have privileged access and a success message if you do have privileged access

And lastly what is an unavoidable bug in probably every piece of API usage software, that you can fix with 1.2:
At the moment you probably look for "MHS 5s" to find the 5s average.
That will actually fail if anyone starts cgminer with the --log option with some value other than 5.
You can find the correct value for '5' with the 'config' command in the new 1.2 "Log Interval" - which of course will be '5' unless someone runs cgminer with the --log option.
(The --log option has been in cgminer for a long time)
So if "Log Interval" is "10" then you should look for "MHS 10s" not "MHS 5s"

Please post git of the your mods.  I would like to pull it and possibly start working on it.  I want to make CGminer my default miner, but it needs some work to fit my needs... might be that ANUBIS can be extended to add what I need.

I'd rather not work on older code if this fork is going to be the primary.

Well that's coz cgminer can't insist that the ATI driver change it to whatever you say.
However, you can, in your PHP (or whatever it is) check the value later and mention that it didn't change to the expected value.
But the API works that way coz that's how it works in the screen text interface, except the text interface sleeps for a second and then displays the settings - not having the API do that (go to sleep for a second before replying - which would not be ideal) also allows your app to decide if it wants to do that or not.

I see. I've used GIT occasionally for getting code, but don't really know how it works. I'll look in to it.
Guess I'll have to set a project up in place of OCMiner since he's not using git.