pool.example.toml

# Password used by your paymaker to post logs for payment
paymaker_http_password = "you'll want this to be a secret"

# URL of the pool master, used for getting configuration and work
master_url = "http://your.main.pool.server/master"

# Store the data here
root_workdir = "./datastore/pool"

# You can have multiple announcement handlers defined in the same conf file
# You select the one you want using the command line, for example:
# packetcrypt ah --config /path/to/config.toml ah0
[ann_handler.ah0]
    # This is an optional password, if specified then no block miners will be
    # able to use this handler unless they are using the same password on their
    # command line using the -P or --handlerpass flag
    # This will help prevent free-loader pools which pull announcements from
    # your handlers but don't remunerate the announcement miners.
    #block_miner_passwd = "you_can_put_a_secret_here"

    # Randomly skip validation of some announcements to reduce CPU effort
    # Set to 0 to check all announcements.
    skip_check_chance = 0.5

    # Number of worker threads
    num_workers = 8

    # Length of the input queue, keeping this low will create back-pressure
    # and prevent miners from posting too many announcements when the server
    # is in fact overloaded
    input_queue_len = 256

    # The public URL of this ann handler
    public_url = "http://this.server/submit"

    # Bind to this port
    # NOTE: To bind low ports with non-root user:
    # sudo setcap CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE=+eip $(which packetcrypt)
    bind_pub = "0.0.0.0:80"

    # Bind this port for the sprayer component, this should be on your local network
    bind_pvt = "192.168.123.234:6666"

    # How many threads to occupy with running sprayer
    spray_workers = 8

    # Subscribe to other sprayer nodes? Typically a handler will not do this.
    subscribe_to = []

    # Keep this many of the newest ann files
    files_to_keep = 500