pool.json

pool.json contains the configuration for the pools. You have to first copy pool.jsonand start editing it.

Note that, you can also use a file named default.json for putting in common configuration options. When a pool.json configuration is loaded, it'll be merged with default.json.

"enabled": true

• enabled: Is the pool enabled?

Coin configuration

Contains the configuration for the coin.

"coin": "litecoin.json"

• coin: name of the coin configuration while which should exist in /config/coins/.

Daemon configuration

Contains the settings for pool's daemon connection.

    "daemon": {
        "host": "127.0.0.1",
        "port": 9333,
        "username": "user",
        "password": "password",
        "timeout": 5
    }

• host: ip/hostname of daemon.
• port: the port coin daemon is listening on.
• username: username for rpc connection.
• password: password for rpc connection.
• timeout: timeout for rpc requests.