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March 07, 2011, 09:29:33 PM
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I've just finished my first Bitcoin related project, an RPC proxy. The purpose of the application is to proxy requests from the various miners to a weighted lists of (possibly) remote servers.

This allows you to have your miners to do a set percentage of work for a pool, and the rest locally (for people who don't want to give up hope of finding a block all by themselves Grin)

Click here to download the app, it requires Java 1.6 (1.5 might work, but I didn't test it).
Click here to download the source if you don't trust random programs on the Internet Wink.

You'll need to edit the servers.txt file to include all the servers you want it to talk to, including usernames and passwords. Then point all your miners to localhost on port 8331, with no username or password.

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Quote from: elFarto on March 07, 2011, 09:29:33 PM
Hi

I've just finished my first Bitcoin related project, an RPC proxy. The purpose of the application is to proxy requests from the various miners to a weighted lists of (possibly) remote servers.

This allows you to have your miners to do a set percentage of work for a pool, and the rest locally (for people who don't want to give up hope of finding a block all by themselves Grin)

Click here to download the app, it requires Java 1.6 (1.5 might work, but I didn't test it).

You'll need to edit the servers.txt file to include all the servers you want it to talk to, including usernames and passwords. Then point all your miners to localhost on port 8331, with no username or password.

Regards
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Apologies for sounding a wee bit paranoid, but is the source available? There was a (Java) app posted here a while back that did naughty things with other people's money...
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I was just about to ask the same thing as LMGTFY....
Running anybody else's code on your system is dangerous.
How often do you get the chance to work on a potentially world-changing project?
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Source uploaded.

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This functions as a proxy as well: http://yyz.us/bitcoin/poold.py
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Quote from: elFarto on March 07, 2011, 09:29:33 PM
Hi

I've just finished my first Bitcoin related project, an RPC proxy. The purpose of the application is to proxy requests from the various miners to a weighted lists of (possibly) remote servers.

This allows you to have your miners to do a set percentage of work for a pool, and the rest locally (for people who don't want to give up hope of finding a block all by themselves Grin)

Click here to download the app, it requires Java 1.6 (1.5 might work, but I didn't test it).
Click here to download the source if you don't trust random programs on the Internet Wink.

You'll need to edit the servers.txt file to include all the servers you want it to talk to, including usernames and passwords. Then point all your miners to localhost on port 8331, with no username or password.

Regards
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Can this work for ppl who have errors like ;"Problem connecting to Bitcoin RPC" in hte GUIminer?
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