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How could I find where the share comes from? #34

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truelv opened this issue Nov 23, 2018 · 0 comments
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How could I find where the share comes from? #34

truelv opened this issue Nov 23, 2018 · 0 comments

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truelv commented Nov 23, 2018 •
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@Atrides Thx
I have 3 computers , one is used to run eth-proxy , the other 2 are used to run ethminer .

Computer 1 ：
IP：192.168.80.113
ethproxy -H 192.168.80.113 -P 8080 -W xxxxx -PH eth.f2pool.com -PP 8080 -PHF1 eth.f2pool.com -PPF1 8080 -PHF2 eth.f2pool.com -PPF2 8080 -PHF3 eth.f2pool.com -PPF3 8080

Computer 2：
IP：192.168.80.186
./ethminer --farm-recheck 200 -G -F http://192.168.80.113:8080/rig1

Computer 3：
IP：192.168.80.205
./ethminer --farm-recheck 200 -U -F http://192.168.80.113:8080/rig2

When eth-proxy tells me a solution is accepted by f2pool , How do I find which ethminer solve it . Can it be shown like this below ?

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@truelv truelv changed the title Can't see where does the share comes from? How could I find where the share comes from? Nov 23, 2018
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