IMRJS wrote:I think that worked! I see it under the live worker status on the website now... I will let it run and see what happens. Does this look normal? Sorry I'm new!
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Thanks, Ryan
Yeah
and don't forget that if you use m=solo you'll need to put the address of Equitradercoin because you can get only this coin. Or you can remove m=solo if you want PPS and you want to set Payout proportions. You can learn order arguement on this page.
https://prohashing.com/help.html
Solo mode provides a simple way to set up miners to support a particular coin network and solo mine without having to install and connect a coin daemon, or go through complex pool setup yourself. Solo mode also provides greater profit than does setting up a single-coin pool because you receive bonuses from coins that were merge-mined. Merge mining usually earns about 10-15% of primary coin mining, so using solo mode at Prohashing will average about 110% of earnings expected with a single-coin pool. When using "solo" mode, payout proportions are ignored for this worker.
Merge-mining profits for solo mining are credited immediately. Profits for the primary coin are not credited until the block is confirmed. Some networks require as long as 720 blocks for confirmation, so confirmation time can range between 5 minutes and 3 days. Because solo mining passes on the variance to the miner, orphaned blocks are not credited to earnings.
The "c=" parameter must be present to use "m=solo." If c= is not present or if the specified coin does not exist, then this argument will be ignored. If the target coin is not enabled for payouts or is in error, the worker will be disconnected so that it can fail over to a backup pool.