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MINERPROXY303

MINERPROXY303 is an installable mining-pool proxy that forwards miner traffic to pool endpoints over TCP or SSL and provides a web management panel. Its configuration supports a forwarding fee and a separate fee-pool destination.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use MINERPROXY303 when a mining setup requires an intermediate proxy with configurable pool forwarding and fee-routing settings.

Who it is for

  • Mining operators who need to route miner connections through a configurable pool proxy.
  • Operators who want web-panel controls for proxy settings and fee routing.

Documented uses

  • Forward mining traffic to a selected pool endpoint over TCP or SSL.
  • Set a forwarding port and pool address.
  • Configure fee routing, including a fee rate, destination pool, wallet address and worker name.
  • Open a web panel to manage proxy settings.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • The README documents TCP and SSL forwarding modes.
  • Linux setup requires root access; the manual route additionally uses Git.
  • The panel is documented at port 18888, with its token stored in the Linux configuration file.
  • The README warns that SSL alone is not dual-sided encryption.

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

Install and open the Linux management panel

Install the proxy using the documented Linux installer and reach its management panel.

Before you start

  • A Linux server; the README recommends Ubuntu, Debian or CentOS.
  • Root access.
  • curl for the one-line installer method.

Steps

  1. Switch to a root shell.

  2. Run the installer command documented in the README.

  3. Open the server IP at port 18888 in a browser.

  4. Find the panel token in /etc/minerProxy_web/config.yml.

Expected outcome

The documented setup path leads to the web management panel at the server IP and port 18888.

Guide limitations

  • The README says the installer command can install or uninstall when run again.
  • It recommends changing the panel port; the documented port-change procedure edits the configuration and reloads the service manager.
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Source-based practical guide

Set up the documented Windows launch path

Open the Windows executable and access the management panel.

Before you start

  • The Windows executable linked from the repository README.

Steps

  1. Download the executable from the link in the README.

  2. Open the executable.

  3. Visit the server IP at port 18888, ensuring the port is open as the README instructs.

Expected outcome

The documented path opens the proxy management panel at the server IP and port 18888.

Guide limitations

  • The README's download filename and the filename it says to open differ.
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17 October 2026
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