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Anuma-miner

Build status

dependency status

A Rust binary for file encryption to multiple participants.

Installation

From Sources

With Rust's package manager cargo, you can install anuma-miner via:

cargo install anuma-miner

From Binaries

The release page includes precompiled binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows.

Usage

To start mining you need to run anumad and have an address to send the rewards to.

Help:

anuma-miner 0.2.1
A Anuma high performance CPU miner

USAGE:
    anuma-miner [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --mining-address <mining-address>

FLAGS:
    -d, --debug                   Enable debug logging level
    -h, --help                    Prints help information
        --mine-when-not-synced    Mine even when anumad says it is not synced, only useful when passing `--allow-submit-
                                  block-when-not-synced` to anumad  [default: false]
        --testnet                 Use testnet instead of mainnet [default: false]
    -V, --version                 Prints version information

OPTIONS:
        --devfund <devfund-address>            Mine a percentage of the blocks to the Anuma devfund [default: Off]
        --devfund-percent <devfund-percent>    The percentage of blocks to send to the devfund [default: 1]
    -s, --anumad-address <anumad-address>      The IP of the anumad instance [default: 127.0.0.1]
    -a, --mining-address <mining-address>      The Anuma address for the miner reward
    -t, --threads <num-threads>                Amount of miner threads to launch [default: number of logical cpus]
    -p, --port <port>                          Anumad port [default: Mainnet = 12413, Testnet = 12513]

To start mining you just need to run the following:

./anuma-miner --mining-address anuma:XXXXX

This will run the miner on all the available CPU cores.

Devfund

NOTE: This feature is off by default
The devfund is a fund managed by the Anuma community in order to fund Anuma development
A miner that wants to mine a percentage into the dev-fund can pass the following flags:
anuma-miner --mining-address= XXX --devfund=anuma:qrg03ql6rnfvwd8a3z04j5a33l6f5d0ua8fkysftx8w7kacf0lsrqzxq2k2ud
and can pass --devfund-precent=XX.YY to mine only XX.YY% of the blocks into the devfund (passing --devfund without specifying a percent will default to 1%)

Donation Address

anuma:qrg03ql6rnfvwd8a3z04j5a33l6f5d0ua8fkysftx8w7kacf0lsrqzxq2k2ud

Dependencies

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