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minergate-docker

Easy cryptocurrency miner in Docker.

Legal Disclaimer: Only mine cryptocurrencies in countries where it is legal to do so and on your own hardware or servers. If you mine cryptocurrency on other people's machines without their permission, you might be liable for damages and prosecuted.

Run

Sign-up to MinerGate

Run the miner:

Docker:

docker run -d quay.io/adrianchifor/minergate-docker:master "-u" "<email>" "--<currency>"

Kubernetes (change email, currency and replicas in k8s.yml):

kubectl apply -f k8s.yml

Help

docker run -t --rm quay.io/adrianchifor/minergate-docker:master "--help"

Usage:

minergate-cli [options] <currency-settings> <gpu-settings>

options:
  -h [ --help ]         produce help message
  -l [ --list-gpu ]     shows the list of available GPU devices
  -u [ --user ] email   account email from minergate.com
  -v [ --version ]      show version

currency-settings:
  --currency [=threads(=1)] instead of 'currency' use one of these values:
                            aeon, bcn, etc, eth, fcn, xmc, xmr, zec,
                            for merged mining use one of the follow options:
                            <threads> is count of used CPU threads for mining.
                            If you do not specify a number or put "0", miner
                            will automatically select the optimal number of CPU
                            threads for efficient mining.

gpu-settings:
  -g [ --gpu ] [=device_no(=0)] 'device_no' is the order number of device which
                                you can find out by using this command
                                '--list-gpu'. The miner will use the first GPU
                                device if 'device_no' not specified. Multiple
                                '-g' options also accepted.
  --no-cpu                      don't use CPU for mining

Examples:
  minergate-cli -u [email protected] --bcn 4
  minergate-cli --user [email protected] --eth 6 -g

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