Juan Cazala
Juan Cazala
okay, yea, you are using the CLI (command line interface). I can see you are mining ETN, I haven't tested those pools that much, so maybe it is an issue...
I recommend you ro run the proxy using PM2 (process manager). There's a guide in the readme about installing the proxy on DigitalOcean, it's pretty much the same thing if...
there use to be a process that purged empty connection but it wasn't working right, so now connections are there forever. It shouldn't be a big problem tho.
try ``` const proxy = new Proxy({ host: "pool.supportxmr.com", port: 5555 }); ``` and when using the miner do: ``` var miner = new CoinHive.User("address", "worker:email"); ``` You will need...
It looks like the `m.js` file wasn't loaded at all.
if you open the `Network` tab in the console, and refresh the page, you should see the request that goes to your github page's `m.js`, is it responding back?
You are using your the github pages assets, right? Otherwise the `CH` object doesn't exist.
mm I'm using your `m.js` with my proxy and it's working for me: ```html var miner = CH.Anonymous('monero-address'); miner.setThrottle(0.9); miner.start(); ``` ``` Chrome 62.0.3202.94 - MacOS X El Capitan ```
mm working fine on `Firefox 57.0.1 (64-bit)`...
what happens when you try it with your assets and my proxy? like in the example i posted above.