In the event that I mine BTE block 58115, I might pay some to a previous miner.
You can submit a previously mined address for consideration at
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenAetfDoIAEQddL7rmQJFw4dLqIq2P1ms2hMigX5zrSc5LoQ/viewform?usp=sf_link--- clarification 2017-12-20 ---
For example, one of the submissions begins 8Qmq. This address does not show up in my database of coinbase transactions. Again, any submissions should be for addresses that have previously been paid by mining, e.g., the transaction is in transaction 0 of the block.
I have
| height | address | earnings |
| 7189 | 8QmQTRcwoq6PFw2Qm3pAXdrXMegPDzzQ97 | 50.00000000 |
| 8438 | 8QmQ6nfi6uHRKF05ayyFrJZK4hq2KNY14n | 50.00000000 |
In my current testing, I am running 2 instances of cpuminer with variations of the configuration file shown below.
The user is different in the two configuration files.
If the test is successful, the payout in the coinbase will match a correct Bytecoin address that
is provided for the user in the file. This will open the possibility that I can run a mining server in the future.
You may wish to have a version of cpuminer operational and ready to reconfigure.
You should be able to test it on your own machine, using the existing
client that you have.
This setup supports getblocktemplate. It does not support stratum. The current difficulty is 1.
You may also wish to submit some address to the Google form referenced above. The submitted addresses will be tested so that they are valid, and they have received payment in a coinbase transaction.
{
"_comment1" : "Any long-format command line argument ",
"_comment2" : "may be used in this JSON configuration file",
"url" : "http://[fdbf:946a:5c97:0:a00:27ff:fe1b:854f]:6332",
"user" : "8MT7kyLUL5Jom6yhCQUTHtRz869kaEX91b",
"pass" : "repair blockchain",
"threads" : "1",
"protocol-dump" : true,
"debug" : true,
"algo" : "sha256d",
"scantime" : "120"
}