I hear ya. Which one? There are hundreds.
Topic: need eth-proxy help (Read 99 times)
You're using a proxy that hasn't been updated in 5 years and you're wondering why it doesn't work? Grab a popular maintained fork from Github or the forums and go from there
I am having trouble getting eth-proxy to do anything.
I am using phoenixminer and pointing all rigs to a machine on my LAN which hosts eth-proxy.
The proxy starts up just fine and it connects to my pool and starts waiting for jobs.
But when the rigs are pointed at it, nothing happens.
It sits there for a few minutes not really doing anything and then a timeout of some sort occurs and it all starts over again.
It's worth noting that I'm using the original Atrides/eth-proxy, which hasn't been touched in 5 years. There are 226 forks of that project. I'm worried that I need to be using one of the forks instead of the original.
If that's not the problem, it's got to be phoenixminer params or the config file settings.
Can someone who's using eth-proxy with success please provide details about how they got this working?
Thank you.
I am using phoenixminer and pointing all rigs to a machine on my LAN which hosts eth-proxy.
The proxy starts up just fine and it connects to my pool and starts waiting for jobs.
But when the rigs are pointed at it, nothing happens.
It sits there for a few minutes not really doing anything and then a timeout of some sort occurs and it all starts over again.
It's worth noting that I'm using the original Atrides/eth-proxy, which hasn't been touched in 5 years. There are 226 forks of that project. I'm worried that I need to be using one of the forks instead of the original.
If that's not the problem, it's got to be phoenixminer params or the config file settings.
Can someone who's using eth-proxy with success please provide details about how they got this working?
Thank you.
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