Core Temp Monitor

[powergamer]

When I start CoreTemp this window pops up...

An exception has occured while loading plugin"X:\Program Files\CoreTemp\plugins\CoreTempRemoteServer\PluginNetInterface-x86.dll": Failed to load plugin.

[The Coolest]

What OS are you running?
And do you have .Net 3.5 or 4.0 installed?

[cosminpop]

Hi,

I just want to make some usefull, I'd say, suggestions. The android app seems to be OK. I said seems, because I am a blackberry user and wasn't able to test it. I read that you are thinking in porting it to IOS. Over there you would have a gadget collector market.... How about BB? You should know that in business world, among IT and Netwrok administrators BB is the way to go, at least in US and Canada. Everybody that wants security and confidentiality is using it with BES, so that's why BB is still strong. If you want to sell it to serious users, like network admins, think about porting it to BB. I would buy such an application if I'd find it for BB. Another suggestion is the possibility of notifying through e-mail. You created the server plug-in which is neat, but that would require me to keep checking the temperature manually. I have a lot of things to do as an admin, so checking the CPU temperature remotely is my last desire. How about a plug-in to allow sending e-mail warnings when CPU temperature reaches a certain set temperature. That's very desirable for for monitoring purposes, as I would rather prefer to be notified automatically, when CPUs reaches a certain emperature, which might be critical, than have to check my monitored computers every hour. I get all e-mails on my phone and I would appreciate if I'd get such warnings on the e-mail, as at that time I'd know somenthing is wrong in the Data Center. I'm writing this as we just had an AC failure and the servers went down one after the other. Of course it had to happen at weekend. I hate Murphy.....

[kramttocs]

cosminpop - if you're still looking for something to automatically send you emails, The Coolest already has the capability in there and it works great - it just requires another little exe. On the Overheat Protection window you can specify a batch file to run when the temp reaches a threshold. I use Blat (a simple command line emailer) to have CoreTemp email me prior to it shutting down my pc. I would be glad to provide the batch file I use if you're interested but if so, let's start a new thread since it's not Monitor related. Thanks

[BoLhCa]

EDIT: Weird, for some reason I switched it to port 5201 and everything started working. Nothing changed except the port number, but magically it started working, lol. Oh well, as long as it's working!

Have the same problem and then saw your comment and I switch to 5201 and now is working

Ty

[daavidfischer]

Diablo2424- I was having the same problem. Then I switched it to a different port and suddenly it started working. Does anyone else have the same problem? May be it is a glitch or something. I am wondering if I will be able to use this app in the latest version.

[jamesmk]

This is really a GREAT tool!

As you've got an Android version of the remote monitor, could you see your way clear to selling it in the Barns and Noble Nook Apps?

Hopefully it' won't require much in the way of tweaking since the Nook runs a version of the Android OS.

Thanks again!

[locomat]

Hi,
i installed Core Temp on my Ubuntu machine.
lm-sensores are configured and running.
I can connect with my android phone to the Core Temp server but there no values for my selected fields.
When i connect to the server the log says that a client is connected an then "Server Exception: Array index is out of range"
In the clients tab of the GUI the are no Hosts and the status says 0 client(s)

Can You please help me out?

[The Coolest]

I've been working on a Windows Phone version of this app. It should work on Windows Phone 7.5 and up.
At this point it's between Alpha and Beta and hopefully will soon be released on the Marketplace.
* Please post your feedback and/or bug report for this app.
There are screenshots on Core Temp's Facebook page.
Here are the instructions as quoted from the first post:

Windows Phone (Beta)

1. First of all you need Core Temp Monitor. The app is still not on the Marketplace, so it will only be available to users with developer unlocked phones for the time being.
   Currently only the Lite version is available, which is free, includes an advert at the bottom and is limited to monitoring up to 2 machines.
   

   

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2. With the app installed, we need to add a new 'monitor'.
3. Tap the '+' button in the menu.
4. Give this monitor a name, such as 'Gaming rig', 'Main', etc.
5. Next you have to provide a host name or an IP address and the port used to connect to your machine.
6. You can set the monitor to connect automatically when you start the app, and choose the fields that you wish to see in this monitor.
7. Tap on save and you are done.

[The Coolest]

Core Temp Monitor for Windows Phone is now available for download from the Windows Phone Store

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There is currently 2 bugs I found in this release:
1. If the phone is locked while CTM is still running and some time passes, CTM doesn't resume properly. It won't display any monitors and will probably crash. So I would recommend to close the app when you're done with it, before locking the phone.
2. There is a mysterious issue when some times when the application starts, it will display a 'Connection interrupted' dialog with a 'Parameter: index' error. In such case, just exit the app and launch it again.

I'm working on getting these two problems sorted, but would really appreciate feedback on other serious problems so they can be fixed before I resubmit the app, which can take several days to be approved.