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UnamSanctam / SilentXMRMiner

A Silent (Hidden) Monero (XMR) Miner Builder
MIT License
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Issue #192

Closed Milk8 closed 3 years ago

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Hey its me again we spoke yesterday, I have gotten everything working and everything seems to be as they should, in nanopool the minimum payout is like 0.1 eth or 1 xmr and I want to lower that, to lower it I need a "password" in the settings tab, what would that password be or how do I set it?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

You can check what I've written here https://github.com/UnamSanctam/SilentXMRMiner/wiki#wallet-addressuser and here https://github.com/UnamSanctam/SilentXMRMiner/issues/184

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

I am trying to do the thing you said in the wiki, what email am I supposed to put in? Just any one? it keeps saying password is incorrect

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes use any email when mining and then when it has reached 10 rating/shares you should be able to use it as a password on nanopool.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Do I have to use an email? I just simply put my wallet address in on the builder when I built this file

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

But its still saying incorrect with the wallet address

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Read what I answered in this issue https://github.com/UnamSanctam/SilentXMRMiner/issues/184

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright, so if I get the password using the test build that nobody else is using then I can control the minimum withdraw amount for the normal build on that address I had before?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes exactly.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright pretty sure I understand, how long does a usual "10 shares" take?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Also I accidently deleted the old compiled eth miner, which source file should i debug in order to get the compiled version ?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Depends on the CPU but usually 10-30 minutes or less.

What do you mean by your second question?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Nevermind, I find the pre compiled version so im good on that, I should be good if that all works. Thanks

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright so I have been mining for about an hour and a half trying to do that, the xmr pool did register the net person but it is still saying incorrect password if I try to enter the email I had put on the miner. For ethereum the person did not pop up at all and the miner is using my gpu but on the pool it shows nothing after an hour of it.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

I did eth wallet.email@yahoo.com as the wallet on the builder and that email is not working as password even for the xmr

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Also does the pool matter if im using us or eu? could the problem be that originally I was mining on us and accidently switched to eu?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

It should be wallet.worker/email@yahoo.com for XMR miner. And it should be worker/email%40yahoo.com (in the 'Extra data' field, leave the worker name field empty) for the ETH miner.

And no, the server location won't matter.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Ok so that was the problem for the eth miner then, so for eth would test%40@yahoo.com be how it should be? then for xmr: Address.test@yahoo.com?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

That was the problem for eth but idk what was wrong with xmr then, it registered as a user but the password wont work

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes but you need the worker name as well like I wrote it above. The email and worker name are separate.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Ah I thought it meant you could use eathier or so: bot/test%40@yahoo.com for eth and: wallet.bot/test@yahoo.com

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes exactly

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

wait for eth should I include the @ or no? In your example you didnt use the @ before the email like I just did

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Ah yes sorry, didn't see it . Don't use the @, the email has to be URL encoded which is why we replace the @ with %40 instead.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

But for the xmr one I can use the @?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

or that has to be %40 aswell

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

No for XMR you can use the @.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright so those were both the issues then, im trying to close the old miners which I already deleted(I did not have any settings on for them other than cpu mining for monero obviously) and the eth miner is taking up my gpu in task manager under radeon graphics or something and every time I close it, it just comes back on, what do I do?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Antivirus not picking anything up eathier

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

First check if any of the watchdogs are running: 'sihost64.exe' or 'sihost32.exe', and otherwise do all the things here: https://github.com/UnamSanctam/SilentXMRMiner/wiki#how-do-i-remove-the-miner to see if there are any remnants left.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

I found sihost.exe but nothing else

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Well then it shouldn't be able to start it again. Make sure that all of the miner processes are shut down, you can use Process Hacker and search for --url in the top right to find the XMR miner and --pool for the ETH miners.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

none of those showed up

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

lmao

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Its just radeon settings: Host Service running in task manager sticking at 75% GPU, if I close it it reopens

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Aha

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Ok I see I accidently has watchdog enabled some how, it was on explorer.exe aswell, where would the watchdog be?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

The location of the watchdog? It should be in the %AppData%\Microsoft\Libs or %AppData%\Microsoft\inc folders.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

app data as in C users appdata?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming, you can also get there by opening run (Windows key + R) and entering %AppData%.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Nothing was in inc, and there was no libs folder

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Inside the Microsoft folder inside Roaming?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Ok, I did a google search and right away there were videos talking about how to fix 75% problem on that proccess, I had to go into radeon settings and turn "instant replay" off and now its perfectly back to normal. So idk what the fuck that was about or if it was just a coincidence, so seems like that problems fixed ill start testing the new builds with the right names now

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Everythings working but it seems to be mining very slow, what will an average user mine a day? For xmr and eth? Assuming he has a 1060 and a i5 or some average shit? Just a rough estimate

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

For the XMR it depends on which i5 and how much CPU you use but at 20% it's at like $0.05-$0.1/day and for ETH with a 1060 6GB (6GB since it needs to store the DAG size) it would be like $2.5/day. Keep in mind that lets say that you mine 4 XMR and then the Monero price triples then the $/day would be higher in retrospect.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright that seems about right, so ethereum mining is best and targeting good gpus/pcs is better over quanity since xmr dosent give a ton

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes exactly, but XMR CPU mining is usually a lot more discreet, long lasting and reliable which is why it's big. But using both at the same time is the best solution of course.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

If its meant to be discreet how high you think I should be putting cpu usage while active? 20-40%?

UnamSanctam commented 3 years ago

Yes usually between 20-40%, it depends if you want to prioritize stealth or profit but usually they are quite similar.

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Alright and whats ethereums default at since I cant select it?

Milk8 commented 3 years ago

Oh and what happens if the person tries to download the miner multiple times? Will the first or last version work?