Quote from: leenoox on March 04, 2018, 03:34:26 PM

Quote from: hallzero on March 04, 2018, 03:26:25 PM

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For etn mining we could add the workername by using a "+" instead of the "."

Can you please give an example, illustrating the above statement, sorry i didn't quite get that to be honest.

So, this as well just a general explanation (not just for you but for any new miners to understand) of how actually 1bash, 0miner or 3main works.

We add all the coin details and they are stored/attached to variables.

We call those variables in 3main or 0miner and shape them up according to how pool expects.

We follow the same procedure for every single coin.

Feel free to ask any further questions you have.

Well the etn pools use the following syntax:

Code:

-o pool -u etnaddress.xxxxx -p

where xxxxx represents the fixed diff

Code:

-o pool -u etnaddress+yyyyy

where yyyyy represents the workername and

Code:

-o pool -u etnaddress.xxxxx+yyyyy

where both are implemented the fixed diff represented by xxxxx and the workername represented by yyyyy so that is what i meant by using a +.

To add the workername to an address but not setting the miner to a fixed diff one could use the "+" sign between the etn address and the workername. I tried to implement this into my 0main but failed because of my limited linux knowledge. I think that the + sign has a meaning when used with variables in a bash script but i could not get it to work.

ADDR=$((ETN_ADDRESS+$ETN_WORKER)) gave me a value too great for base error (error token = the expression of my workername)

Then again it is not that important i just liked to use the telegram script in nvOC and to differentiate between future machines i gave them significant names. By now we know that my name starting with the 19 used with the stock 0main in the community release led to my problem with the fixed diff so i do not know how to implement this correctly into the 0main script but again i think there is more important stuff for you guys than this.

You have to escape + sign with \
Try:

Code:

ADDR="$ETN_ADDRESS\+$ETN_WORKER"

Didn´t work because it puts the "\" into the address like this

Code:

etnadress\+workername

and that fails because the pool is not expecting to see the "\" in there. It only expects to see the "+" expression in between the etnaddress and the workername.