Yeah this thread is old as dirt, but I need a question answered. In a two coin configuration, when I run two instances of MPOS with nomp or unomp stratum, both always connect to one coin daemon or the other. Help!
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Memcache port change in global.inc.php did it.
Topic: MPOS setup (Read 1572 times)
When setting up multiple instances of MPOS, do I set up new instances of stratum and stratum-mining too for each instance of MPOS or do I edit/configure the current installation to handle the new MPOS instances?
Thanks for your time!
Thanks for your time!
I have reviewed the quick setup notes, I am just wondering how you add more than one coin to MPOS, such as litecoin, doge coin, bitcoin, etc., that's where I am a bit confused!?
Thanks,
Thanks,
This should be easy, just make another MPOS instance with shared user database and edit the frontpage with a link to the other coin.
I've not made a multi pool before, only single, but it shouldnt be much harder than that.
Please god, don't run a pool, you are too stupid
Wow thanks for the very immature comment! LOL
Please god, don't run a pool, you are too stupid
That's too bad. I guess I will have to stick to P2Pool as there doesn't seem to be reason to switch to MPOS.
You need to setup multiple instances of MPOS, it will not support multiple coins.
You can go into templates/mpos/global and edit the navigation.tpl to add another link on the sidebar navigation to your other instance of MPOS mining another coin. However, accounts will not be shared across your pools. MPOS is open source, so you can feel free to try and link up your databases or write a script that will write to all of your databases at the same time when they register. I haven't seen it done but it would not be hard.
You can go into templates/mpos/global and edit the navigation.tpl to add another link on the sidebar navigation to your other instance of MPOS mining another coin. However, accounts will not be shared across your pools. MPOS is open source, so you can feel free to try and link up your databases or write a script that will write to all of your databases at the same time when they register. I haven't seen it done but it would not be hard.
MPOS only supports one coin at a time, this is not multi-mining pool software.
I have reviewed the quick setup notes, I am just wondering how you add more than one coin to MPOS, such as litecoin, doge coin, bitcoin, etc., that's where I am a bit confused!?
Thanks,
Thanks,
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