Is there a way to use MPH pool auto exchange feature using papampi WTM auto switching? I have not tried this but i assume if i point all the different coins to the correct 72XXX ports that it would work? Has anyone tried this or have any ideas on how to implement this in the code?
Yes, and thats what I do
Just set your coins with normal 17xxx port and add them to wtm_coins
Do you only mine coins that are on MPH with your personal WTM list?
Or for coins not on MPH do you point to different pools inside nvOC and have them pay out to other places like your own wallet?
Still trying to get some advice on the profit switching question I mentioned a page or so back.

Thanks!
I recently got this working today after a couple hours of testing, you need to go to each individual pool on MPH and use the 20XXX port for each coin in 1bash. If you use the 17XXX or 12XXX ports it will point your rig to MPH auto switching servers which we don't want to use. Also ensure you set your auto exchange settings. Once its setup i've instantly noticed more profit by about a couple dollars (hovering lately around $15-16/day before going to WTM papampi). As the WTM papampi switching is much more up to date than MPH which severely lags on checking for most profitable coin. I noticed that the rig was mining a completely different coin for about 15 minutes and MPH website still hadn't updated showing which coin i was actually mining.
As an example:
#ZClassic
ZCL_WORKER="MPH workername only"
ZCL_ADDRESS="MPH username only"
ZCL_POOL="us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com"
ZCL_PORT="20575"
Do this the same for all the coins you set papampi WTM to check profitability. Make sure your calculated settings from WTM reflect your rigs performance before you add the URL to 1bash.
If you want to add Ethereum i had some issues getting this working too. You have to connect to server "us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com", port 20535, and you have to add "-esm 2" as an additional claymore miner extension argument, otherwise you will get errors. Hope this helps.