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Minerproxy

Minerproxy is a mining-pool proxy that relays Ethereum and Ethereum Classic mining traffic. Its documentation describes configurable fee destinations and rates, with dynamic fee-rate changes supported by one Linux installation option.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Minerproxy when an ETH or ETC mining workflow needs a traffic relay with configurable fee routing, and the documented Linux or Windows route matches the intended setup.

Who it is for

  • Ethereum or Ethereum Classic miners who need a proxy between mining equipment and a pool.
  • Operators configuring fee destinations or rates for mining traffic.
  • Linux operators choosing among documented installation scripts, and Windows users considering the provided executable.

Documented uses

  • Relay ETH or ETC mining traffic through a proxy.
  • Configure fee-routing addresses and rates.
  • Use the documented Linux option that supports dynamic fee-rate changes.
  • Install the Windows executable identified in the project documentation.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • The newer Linux installer is specifically described as supporting dynamic fee-rate changes; the README also lists separate older and other Linux scripts.
  • The README gives Linux commands and session-management notes, while Windows is represented by an executable download rather than setup instructions.
  • The documentation describes installation and service management but does not explain miner-side pool configuration.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Change the port in the older Linux setup

Edit the documented configuration file and reload the service using the older Linux installation path.

Before you start

  • The older Linux setup, with /etc/minerProxy/config.yml present.
  • The README's documented nano editor and supervisorctl commands.

Steps

  1. Open /etc/minerProxy/config.yml with nano and modify the port.

  2. Save with Ctrl+O, then exit with Ctrl+X.

  3. Reload the service using supervisorctl reload.

Expected outcome

The README's port-edit and service-reload procedure is completed.

Guide limitations

  • This configuration path is documented for the older Linux version, not as a general instruction for every installer.
  • The README does not specify a port value or describe miner-side connection settings.
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