Can you make a pull request? The community would be thankful.
Best regards

   

Why "scammer"? Analyse the source code and compile it from your side. Simple as that.

Also, there's no wallet address on the release files. Nobody was able to reproduce it (as expected).

And yes, I changed the address on the readme, what's the problem in there? Is that what you are referring to as "scamming people"? LMAO

Correct, that's my rig. Regards

You can't reproduce the results because this user (VALERYSMYL) is scamming my topic with false information.
There's no wallet inside.
You can compile it by yourself or disassemble the release.
Or check if the devFee's are really being diverted to your wallet as expected.

That's impossible.
Please analyse the source code.
Send my any proof by private message so we can dig further on that issue.

Updated compatibility list.
Tested up to 5.6b version of PhoenixMiner with no stability issues or whatsoever.

Thank you for your support.



Source code is obviously enough, but I provided that as a double-check for whoever wants to verify it.

Look:

- source code is free for anyone to check
- executable was tested on virustotal and antiscan.me with no positive results

what else can I say?
people are free to analyse and choose to use it or not.

I'm being the most transparent possible.

Ethpill? I haven't even heard about it.

It's really a pity that people no longer believe on this kind of software, which took me weeks of development and extensive testing.

Have u tested it? Anyway, you can analyse the source and compile it from your side.

And to clarify: this is not a miner.

PhoenixMiner DevFee interceptor

What is this?
This is a NoDevFee add-on for PhoenixMiner (Ethereum mining software), diverting the DevFee mining periods to your wallet.

How does it work?
It works alongside PhoenixMiner and acts by intercepting the data packets and modifying them on the fly, thus becoming impossible to be detected by the miner.
When DevFee packets are detected, the wallet address is changed and diverted to your wallet.

Usage

• Access https://github.com/underweba/devfeeinterceptor
• Download the zip file from the releases section and unpack it
• Launch PhoenixMiner DevFee interceptor by double-clicking divert.exe
• Launch PhoenixMiner as usual

Result:
https://i.imgur.com/E8AjHgt.png

How to check if NoDevFee is working correctly?
Look at your pool and check whether an eth1.0 worker appears after some time.
https://i.imgur.com/Kl4JVan.png

Is this a scam?
Of course not. We know the internet is full of NoDevFee scams. Our team made this software to help the community. We believe that people should be free and choose whether they want to contribute or not.

Does it contain virus?
Absolutely not. Here’s the virustotal report: https://antiscan.me/images/result/VUZgjtszgKoI.png

How to start it on boot before PhoenixMiner?
We recommend using the Startup Delayer software to run both executables in the correct order.

What can I do if the detected wallet address is incorrect?
Make sure you started PhoenixMiner interceptor before PhoenixMiner.
If such a thing happens, restart the interceptor and miner in the correct order.

Technical info
This interceptor uses the WinDivert lib (https://github.com/basil00/Divert) to intercept the TCP packet and modify them to be sure they are not heading to the dev fee address. It only works with ETH without SSL, because with SSL it can't intercept the packets.
WinDivert is a packet interception library, enabling capturing/modifying/dropping of network packets sent to/from the Windows network stack.

Requirements
NET Framework 4.7.2 Runtime

Compatible with PhoenixMiner up to 5.5c

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Not here to scam anyone, open to questions.