Edited: my bad, don't forget "agression" != "aggression" 
Hash rate still seems a bit lower than phoenix 1.7.5 on an OC'd 6850
Is there any possibility to select the pool from command line?
Either passing the full url, or a configuration key name would be great.
Hash rate still seems a bit lower than phoenix 1.7.5 on an OC'd 6850
Is there any possibility to select the pool from command line?
Either passing the full url, or a configuration key name would be great.
There are a few ways to do this.
First, the only argument Phoenix 2 accepts on the command line is the path to its config file. If none is supplied, it defaults to phoenix.cfg in the current working directory. Using this method you could have several config files (one per pool) and simply switch between them.
The second method is to use Phoenix 2's RPC interface to switch pools at runtime. The following code is an example of how to do this in Python:
Code:
import jsonrpc
sp = jsonrpc.ServiceProxy('http://x:phoenix@localhost:7780')
sp.setconfig('general', 'backend', 'http://user:password@pool.com:8332')
sp = jsonrpc.ServiceProxy('http://x:phoenix@localhost:7780')
sp.setconfig('general', 'backend', 'http://user:password@pool.com:8332')
This will cause Phoenix to switch to the new pool immediately.