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@ -137,6 +137,7 @@ ckpool supports the following options:
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-R | --redirector |
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-S CKDB-SOCKDIR | --ckdb-sockdir CKDB-SOCKDIR |
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-s SOCKDIR | --sockdir SOCKDIR |
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-u | --userproxy |
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-A Standalone mode tells ckpool not to try to communicate with ckdb or log any |
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@ -199,6 +200,12 @@ This option does not exist when built without ckdb support.
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-s <SOCKDIR> tells ckpool which directory to place its own communication |
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sockets (/tmp by default) |
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-u Userproxy mode will start ckpool in proxy mode as per the -p option above, |
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but in addition it will accept username/passwords from the stratum connects |
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and try to open additional connections with those credentials to the upstream |
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pool specified in the configuration file and then reconnect miners to mine with |
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their chosen username/password to the upstream pool. |
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ckdb takes the following options: |
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