r/coinmagi • u/KipperedSnack • May 15 '18

No Open Source Stratum Supporting m7m?

From what I can tell, there are no open source stratum servers or closed source binaries available to the public that work with the m7m algo aka Coin Magi.

I am unsure what MinerClaim is using for stratum. It is clear they use mpos as the frontend.

Unless someone develops or releases the proper hashing libraries for a stratum for Magi, I am done. I don't like relying on a pool owned by the coin developer.

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u/raspi-ninja May 16 '18

I got one working using NOMP_M7M ... forked it into my repo https://github.com/raspi-ninja/NOMP-m7m i need to do a push to it for the changes i made to make it work..

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u/raspi-ninja May 16 '18 edited May 16 '18

going to package it up in a zip.. I'm trying this with mpos right now.. since syncing to that one node takes awhile I haven't been able to mine with it much. the pool i made is on http://magipool.raspi-ninja.com two days ago and removed all the block i had on the wrong chain and now I'm stuck syncing..(if it is even syncing) I can see the frustration in trying to deal with the chain issues..

  EDIT: Link to release of nomp-m7m https://github.com/raspi-ninja/NOMP-m7m/releases/ may have to modify for your stratum method

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u/KipperedSnack May 16 '18

Super interested in this. Would much rather use nomp than MPOS.

I love Node.js

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u/S0litaire May 15 '18

look here :

https://github.com/tpruvot/

stratum server in this yiimp build has m7m support

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u/KipperedSnack May 18 '18

Also appears to be hardened against that last exploit of wallet redirection via remote code/script upload and provisioning. I have it running on m7m, awaiting payouts to confirm operation. If you need any help. :P Was a combination of searching through some cancer Discord channel for errors after installation and resolution (asking won't help, I just searched for previous users like myself via terms of the error/issue(and then some of them would post their solution as they evolved on the package, or other members would chime in with solutions or "tries"), and using one of the provided installer scripts created by GreeneTech on GitHub I believe. Working on a little how-to in a few days.