Hi there. This sounds like a good idea.

How much bandwidth one needs to run this?  I have a spare dedicated server with 8 core, 24gb ram on 1GBIT line.

I might be able to set some nodes.

Voted for you!

Hope everything turns out good for you.

This script basicly just shows your current wallet status by a day/week/month/year

Heres a screenshot how mine script looks like after running it nearly two hours:
http://puu.sh/660IJ.png

This script has be tested with munin 1.4.3, 2.0.1 and 2.0.2 and working on every version.

If you don't have munin already installed you can check Digital Oceans guide  how to install munin-guide from https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-munin-on-an-ubuntu-vps


First you need to get root permissions so:
su
Then go to the correct folder
cd /usr/share/munin/plugins/
Then lets make a plugin
nano mmccoin
Here are the code for the script what you add:
#!/usr/bin/perl

if ($ARGV[0] =~ /config/i ) {
    print "graph_title mmc coins\n";
    print "graph_vlabel pieces\n";
    print "graph_category coins\n";
    print "graph_info This graph shows mmc coins\n";
    print "mmccoin.label mmc\n";
    print "mmccoin.type GAUGE\n";
    print "mmccoin.info mmc coins\n";
} else {
$k=`wget  -T 10 -qO /dev/stdout http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/address/MWydkmErZaNh2zy7PCZgmFeyTumReiKo8E/`;
@rows = split(/\n/, $k);
foreach (@rows) {
$row = $_;
if ($row =~ /Total Input Amounts: <\/span>(.*) MMC<\/div>/i ) {
$coins = $1;
}
}
print "mmccoin.value ".$coins."\n";
}

You NEED to change wallet address pointing to your wallet

After you've saved the file lets change its permissions:
chmod 755 mmccoin
Now lets change the folder again:
cd  /etc/munin/plugins/
And lets make link to point where the plugin is:
ln -s /usr/share/munin/plugins/mmccoin mmccoin
And now we should restart the munin-node:
/etc/init.d/munin-node restart
After about 5mins you should have a website showing your wallet status by day/week/month/year.
http://yourip.ip/munin should be the address

Thanks and happy new year everyone!

I got about 22hpm with 7970 with Windows Miner but then it crashed after about 5mins. Clocks went  from 1100/1150 -> 300/150... Need to reboot to see can I get it back online lol

Just tested this guide and it worked perfectly.

First I did this on Digital Ocean 2core server. I chose Ubuntu 13.10 and the guide worked without no problems. Getting 0.246hash/min with Digital Ocean 2-core cloud.

Then I thought to try out Dell Cloud trial and started standard.large instance with 4 cores and Ubuntu 13.04 but then the guide did not work out and could not figure what went wrong. Then made a new instance with Debian Wheezy 7.1 Server and the guide worked again perfectly. Starting mining here and I found out that this 4core instance hashed 0.462hashes/min which is double what digital ocean does but shouldnt AES-NI support boost the speed?

-Banch