Re: PhoenixMiner 2.7c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
@PhoenixMiner
Thank you for your continuing development of this great miner
I found 2.7c very good although I had 1 problem today we had a power cut lost internet connection. Now that 2.7c is SSL enabled which we were using. We found that looking at console when the system loses internet connectivity the miner tries to resolve addresses, but it seems to look for port 4444 as though somewhere specified as default pool in the miner exe itself. It then hangs because it could not connect to that being SSL enabled. I didn't get chance to test again just stopped miner and restarted making sure we had connectivity and the miner carried on as normal.
What I have done now is set a fail over second pool being same eu address with 5555 in the hope that if it fails again in might try this before trying to resolve the 4444 port. Just a heads up if you need to look into this at all in the event that this might happen leaving the miner hanging.
The miner now reports on start up 4 pools specified. So somewhere there are 2 otherwise specified in the code I persume.
Thank you for your continuing development of this great miner
I found 2.7c very good although I had 1 problem today we had a power cut lost internet connection. Now that 2.7c is SSL enabled which we were using. We found that looking at console when the system loses internet connectivity the miner tries to resolve addresses, but it seems to look for port 4444 as though somewhere specified as default pool in the miner exe itself. It then hangs because it could not connect to that being SSL enabled. I didn't get chance to test again just stopped miner and restarted making sure we had connectivity and the miner carried on as normal.
What I have done now is set a fail over second pool being same eu address with 5555 in the hope that if it fails again in might try this before trying to resolve the 4444 port. Just a heads up if you need to look into this at all in the event that this might happen leaving the miner hanging.
The miner now reports on start up 4 pools specified. So somewhere there are 2 otherwise specified in the code I persume.