Ethereum: How to setup pushpool?

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Setting up Pushpool on Ubuntu Dedized Server

Pushpool is a decentralized mining pool with which you can bundle your computing power with others to meet cryptocurrencies. If you use a Ubuntu -dedized server and have Bitcoind installed, you can easily set up pushpool to use the processing performance of the server.

Requirements

Before starting, make sure that:

• A Ubuntu 18.04 or later (Bionic Beaver) or later installation on your dedicated server.

• Bitcoind with the latest available blocks.

• A public IP address and a static DNS name for your server (optional).

Step-by-step instructions

• Update the system

  

`Bash

Sudo apt -update

• Install the PushPool software

`Bash

Sudo apt install -y Pushpool

This installs the PushPool software package, which contains the required dependencies and configuration files.

• Generate a new pool address

`Bash

Pushpool AdDR -Public IP address -dns dns1.example.com

Replace „Public IP address“ with the public IP address of your server (e.g. 192.168.1.100) and dns1.example.com" with the DNS name of your server. This creates a new pool address.

• Configure Pushpool

Bash

sudo cp /etc/pushpool.conf /etc/pushpool.conf.bkp

This is a securing of the standard configuration file. Edit the original file and update the variable „Adr) with your newly generated pool address.

• Add your mining machine to the pool

Create a new file in the directoryetc/pushpool.conf, e.g. B. Pushpool.conf. Add the following line:

Bash

Add mining machine "Your microcontroller name" "Your Microcontroller IP-Address"

Replace with your actual microcontroller name and your IP address your microcontroller name and 'URS microcontroller-ipdress'.

• Restart Pushpool Service

Bash

Sudo Service Pushpool restart

This starts the pushpool service and enables mining on your dedicated server.

Check your mining setup

After setting up Pushpool, make sure that your mining setup works as expected by executing:

`Bash

PS -F | Grep Pushpool

This should indicate the process ID of the PushPool service. You can also check the status of the pool with the „Pushpool“ command.

Error fixing tips

• Make sure you use the right DNS name and the public IP address.

• Make sure that your microcontroller is configured for the use of a valid IP address.

• Check problems with network connectivity.

• If you encounter problems, read the PushPool documentation or contact your support team to get support.

If you follow these steps, you should be able to set up pushpool on your Ubuntu -dedized server and use its decentralized mining functions. Happy mining!

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