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Title: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: Ali on August 08, 2011, 08:48:10 AM I tried but couldn't create a http-tunnel from my pc at work which pierces proxy and firewall.
Is there any possibility to mine with my work PCs on port 80 or set up a mining-proxy (at home) for the work PCs which I can forward to the pool of my choice? Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: jondecker76 on August 08, 2011, 08:56:48 AM If your miner is running Linux, you could try smartcoin and then use a web-based ssh client like www.gotossh.com or even a smartphone to administer your system
Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: Ali on August 08, 2011, 08:58:17 AM Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm on Windows with both machines at work. Sadly can't alter that. I don't want to adminster my miners at home. I want to mine with my work-PCs (both desktops with ok GPUs). Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: jondecker76 on August 08, 2011, 09:00:20 AM A windows machine can use putty to connect to a Linux miner with no problem. Or are you mining on the windows work computers?
Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: Ali on August 08, 2011, 09:02:26 AM I want to mine with the work PCs.
Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: TeaRex on August 08, 2011, 02:25:57 PM cdhowie's proxy lets you mine on port 80 without problems. In fact I'm doing just that since it means I won't have to open more than one port (I need port 80 anyway for the proxy's web admin interface). The proxy itself is port agnostic, you just need to configure the Apache it runs on to use the correct port.
If you run that proxy on Windows note that you'll have to greatly increase the Timeout and ThreadsPerChild values in the Apache httpd.conf, otherwise the proxy will give more stales than necessary and will stop working after some hours. I use Timeout 4200 and and ThreadsPerChild 1024 which works well. Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: strictlyfocused on August 08, 2011, 02:56:29 PM http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=23768.msg331131#msg331131
This post talks about connectivity issues which doesn't apply here, but it also talks about getting a program up and running called socat. The socat program is the key here to do exactly what you are asking. Finding a win32 version of socat was the hardest part for me and that was still pretty easy :) Or you could mine eligius.st over port 80 Title: Re: Run miner or mining-proxy on port 80? Post by: Ali on August 08, 2011, 03:30:48 PM I would use eligius on port 80 but lack which miner supports proxy authorization (not cgiminer)?
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