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Kminerproxy

KMinerProxy is server-side proxy software that routes Ethereum miner connections to pools and provides command-based controls for endpoints, proxy fees and reported hashrate.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Consider it when operating an Ethereum mining proxy between miners and pools, especially when endpoint management and fee or hashrate settings are relevant.

Who it is for

  • Operators managing Ethereum mining proxy servers and their miner-to-pool connections.
  • Technical users who want command and configuration-file controls, or who need the documented HTTP API.

Documented uses

  • Manage multiple proxy endpoints from one software installation.
  • Configure proxy fees and reported hashrate behavior.
  • Use SSL proxying, including self-signed certificates.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • The documented operating model is command and configuration-file management, not a graphical console.
  • Separate Windows and Linux deployment guides are linked from the repository.
  • The HTTP API manual is aimed at users familiar with HTTP programming.
  • The README states that the software is for learning and exchange and asks users to delete it within 24 hours of downloading.

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

Find KMinerProxy deployment and configuration instructions

Locate the platform-specific deployment guide and the manuals needed to configure and operate KMinerProxy.

Before you start

  • Access to the KMinerProxy GitHub repository README.
  • A Windows or Linux target platform, if proceeding to the linked deployment instructions.

Steps

  1. Open the KMinerProxy repository README.

  2. Choose the Windows Server deployment guide or Linux script deployment guide for your platform.

  3. Consult the configuration-file manual and command manual for configuration and command usage.

Expected outcome

You have the platform-specific deployment instructions and the linked references for configuration and command management.

Guide limitations

  • The README links to these manuals but does not include their detailed procedures.
  • The HTTP API manual is identified as intended for people familiar with HTTP programming.
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17 October 2026
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