Thanks for posting your solution!
That will make the forum a better place if we can all keep it up!
Glad you got it figured out. Take care.
Topic: linux command line for solo mining over lan (Read 2298 times)
nevermind. i figured it out finally. all i had to do was add rpcallowip=192.168.0.* to my bitcoin.conf file.
this is a stupid question i know, but i am just learning linux and don't really know much about networking and i am stumped. i have searched the forums for an answer but i really haven't found anything.
i have my miners set up on a linux machine and my bitcoin.exe on a windows machine. i am using the phoenix miner and controlling it through SSH on my windows machine. this is a typical command line for my first GPU:
./phoenix.py -u http://username:[email protected]:8337/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1 VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=11
if my windows machine's IP on the network is: 192.168.0.xxx, then what address do i need to use in my command line to get phoenix to find bitcoin.exe on the windows machine? also, what port #?
i do have the rpcuser and rpcuserpw set up in bitcoin.conf, and i did start bitcoin.exe with the -server switch.
i have my miners set up on a linux machine and my bitcoin.exe on a windows machine. i am using the phoenix miner and controlling it through SSH on my windows machine. this is a typical command line for my first GPU:
./phoenix.py -u http://username:[email protected]:8337/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1 VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=11
if my windows machine's IP on the network is: 192.168.0.xxx, then what address do i need to use in my command line to get phoenix to find bitcoin.exe on the windows machine? also, what port #?
i do have the rpcuser and rpcuserpw set up in bitcoin.conf, and i did start bitcoin.exe with the -server switch.
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