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August 23, 2017, 08:09:54 AM
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Hello,

Altough 2.2 supports equihash , I cant connect to zencash or zcash servers , I always get connection error while connecting to stratum. Does anyone know the reason ? or any way to fix ?
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November 13, 2017, 07:51:22 AM
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Hello,

Altough 2.2 supports equihash , I cant connect to zencash or zcash servers , I always get connection error while connecting to stratum. Does anyone know the reason ? or any way to fix ?
Same issue observed in my system as well, I tried it on suprnova pool. I doubt some port blocking by ISP. Yet to try with a different miner.

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November 13, 2017, 08:05:11 AM
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I got all this working two weeks ago

U must put stratum+tcp://fuckyoupool.com:port on the cmd liine

Sometime you have to put the /json_rpc also on the line, if somebody is serious here I'll post some stuff about ccminer,

Right now its my favorite, its open-source, and the current version gets more sols than EWBF which crashes too much, never see ccminer crash

The other day I went back to test some claymore while I waiting for the bitch btg, and my god is the claymore sucky and unstable now.

ccminer -algo equihash -l stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:9999 -O Gaddr:pass

Thats for solo, but if your pool mining just put your pool name, and the port,

This doesn't work for suprnova.cc they use the nicehash front-end and ccminer is stratum only both getblocktemplate and getwork ( old school bitcoin )

So if your going to use ccminer You'll have to use one of the shitty pools like pool.gold or btgpool.pro which are stratum

ewbf 'miner' works fine with btg.suprnova.cc, just make sure you put -fee 0.0 so EWBF gets the big zero, also make sure you use --templimit 72 so u don't burn up your cards, EWBF try's to run shit up to 90C the asshole, the --templimit 72, tells the software to take a break when your HW over-heats of course this shouldn't happen, but it does

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for solo mining BTG ccminer is the best like I show above, and :9999 is your PROXY
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November 13, 2017, 08:09:43 AM
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Hello,

Altough 2.2 supports equihash , I cant connect to zencash or zcash servers , I always get connection error while connecting to stratum. Does anyone know the reason ? or any way to fix ?
Same issue observed in my system as well, I tried it on suprnova pool. I doubt some port blocking by ISP. Yet to try with a different miner.

It has to do with suprnova.cc using the NICEHASH protocol, U know they're all UK domains, maybe there is a relationship, but your correct,

ccminer doesn't play well with suprnova.cc, I did it get working once, I think it was with the /json_rpc tag after port, something like that worked, its an obscure thing, google is your friend

For now I just use EWBF for btg.suprnova.cc because its easy, and I all my wake-up rig alarm bells are wire for super-nova json

But for SOLO mining of BTG ccminer is great, works really good and incredibly fast
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November 13, 2017, 08:43:54 AM
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Hello,

Altough 2.2 supports equihash , I cant connect to zencash or zcash servers , I always get connection error while connecting to stratum. Does anyone know the reason ? or any way to fix ?

here

pool

ccminer -a equihash -o eu.pool.gold:3044 -u G<addr> -p x

solo

ccminer -a equihash -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:9999 -u G<addr> -p x


run bgold

bgold-cli "getnewaddress"

that be your g<addr>

another form is
-o stratum+tcp://FQDN:port/json_rpc

Sometimes the proxys require the pool to return json, this forces the rpc to return json format to miner
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