Hello, I need to setup xmr node proxy for this certain pool I am using but I have no idea how to set this up, I have googled some guides but they seem outdated, can someone help me out here? Thanks!
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Oct 22, 2018 08:44 AM
(This post was last modified: Oct 22, 2018 08:44 AM by Venommm.)
You're probably going to need an VPS with Ubuntu to install most of the dependencies otherwise you're going to have to add a bunch of sources and it will be a mess.
sudo apt install git build-essential cmake libuv1-dev uuid-dev libmicrohttpd-dev (dependencies) git clone https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig-proxy.git cd xmrig-proxy mkdir build cd build cmake .. -DWITH_TLS=OFF make Configure /build/config.json and /src/config.json and set the pool/port you want to mine to as well as address After you're done configuring it run sudo ./xmrig-proxy to start it. If you'd like to run it in the background so it doesn't stop when you close your SSH session use nohup or screen. (Oct 22, 2018 08:44 AM)Venommm Wrote: You're probably going to need an VPS with Ubuntu to install most of the dependencies otherwise you're going to have to add a bunch of sources and it will be a mess. Thanks, but I have problems making config file, how do I properly redirect miners to the proxy? (Oct 22, 2018 03:07 PM)Skyrim Modding Wrote: Thanks, but I have problems making config file, how do I properly redirect miners to the proxy? When you build your miner you have to enter your Server IP and the port you're running the proxy through instead of the pool:port. That way when you execute the miner on your "workers" they will mine to the proxy and the proxy will relay everything to the pool. If your proxy isn't working it's most likely because you're running it on the same port as a pre-installed version of Apache2. If that's the case, edit the config file of Apache2 and change the port to any custom port you would like to use. You could also just change the port the proxy is listening on. (Oct 22, 2018 05:29 PM)Venommm Wrote: When you build your miner you have to enter your Server IP and the port you're running the proxy through instead of the pool:port. Ok thanks I will try that, so the server IP is the one I use on SSH connection just to be sure right? (Oct 22, 2018 08:44 AM)Venommm Wrote: You're probably going to need an VPS with Ubuntu to install most of the dependencies otherwise you're going to have to add a bunch of sources and it will be a mess. Can i make it work with centos 6 on a vps? |
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