The first thing I see is that u need to run two simpleproxy’s but they have different ports.
Wayne
I know you can run 2 separate versions of datum on the same server. Each requires its own simple proxy with different port numbers created via ssh, so it does seem possible a similar set-up for datum and public pool would work. I’ve never used public pool but maybe someone else here can help.
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The important distinction from how you worded it, is that it is two separate proxies configured within SimpleProxy. There is only one instance of SimpleProxy. Because the two proxy configurations are set up for seperate ports and are named differently, they do not conflict with each other and can both be active on the server.
For reference, the proxy configuration for Public Pool is named “simpleproxy.stratum.service”, and the one for Datum Gateway is named “simpleproxy.datum.service”. The configuration for Public Pool uses port 3333, and Datum Gateway uses 23334. One could, of course, use different names and proxied host ports if they wanted, but since there is no conflict with the ones used in the Instructions, you can safely just copy/paste the commands without worying about the two conflicting with each other.
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Yep. I have both Datum and Public pool running. Just as Paul described above. Works perfectly. I did notice that my Server One over-heated if I pointed too much hash at Public Pool though so I got 2 of these to keep both Pure and Server One cool. But you shouldn’t have to do that with your setup @oldguy
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Did you get Public Pool up and running?