Server / Client Idea

[jch9678]

I really like the idea of the server / client model you implemented. Great work.
This may be too much work to handle but now that the server/client model exists, what about integrating proxies, like xmrig-proxy. https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig-proxy

This could be neat but the work to implement it may not be worth the advantage, and I'm not even sure how many cn variants that particular proxy works on. Just throwing it out there.

edit: I think it does support other cn variants but this one that monero ocean supports and is based off xmrig-proxy does support cn variants https://github.com/MoneroOcean/xmr-node-proxy needs to be compiled for windows though.

[RainbowMiner]

Thank you very much for this idea. I'll have a look, as soon as I got the coming release ready.
It will improve the client/server application by introducing centralized config files.

[jch9678]

That's nice. Will make it much easier to maintain.

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[rizkyaulya]

Could be a support for Monero Ocean pool also implemented as well?

[RainbowMiner]

Implemented.

[RainbowMiner]

Insert your XMR wallet address into pools.config.txt (alt. coins.config.txt and set "XMR": "$XMR", in pools.config.txt) plus your moneroocean password (this might as well be your email-address) and off you go.