mediciland/flo-cpuminer repository overview

⁠Docker Flo CPU-Miner

This image runs a Flo full node and mines Flo using CPU power. The underlying software is cpuminer-multi⁠ modified to allow adding of floData to Blocks that are won to signal that you won the block.

⁠Available Versions

You can see all images available to pull from Docker Hub via the Tags page⁠.

⁠Usage Example

docker volume create flo-cpuminer

env flodata="My CPU Miner" docker run -d --name=flo-cpuminer \
	-p 17313:17313 --mount source=flo-cpuminer,target=/data \
	--env NETWORK=testnet --env ADDNODE=35.230.92.250 \
	--env RPC_USER=flo1234 --env RPC_PASSWORD=test1234 \
	--env COINBASE_ADDRESS=obcKA12t2QQFB2ZxmTMeN77KM5so1EUDRh \
	--env COINBASE_FLODATA="$flodata" \
	mediciland/flo-cpuminer

docker logs -f flo-cpuminer

⁠Environment Variables

Flo CPU-Miner uses Environment Variables to allow for configuration settings. You set the Env Variables in your docker run startup command. Here are the config settings offered by this image.

• COINBASE_ADDRESS: [Public Address] The Flo public address you wish to recieve mining payouts to (Required).
• COINBASE_FLODATA: [String] The floData message you want put into every block you mine. Maximum of 255 characters.
• NETWORK: [mainnet|testnet] The Flo network you wish to run the CPU-Miner on (Default mainnet).
• ADDNODE: [ip-address] An IP address of a Flo node to be used as a source of blocks. This is useful if you are running isolated networks, or if you are having a hard time connecting to the network.
• RPC_USER: [String] The RPC username for the Flod full node running inside the container.
• RPC_PASSWORD: [String] The RPC password for the Flod full node running inside the container. You can modify this for a small improvement in security.
• CUSTOM_FLO_CONFIG: [String] A string (seperated with \n to split lines lines) of extra config variables to add to flo.conf
• THREADS: [Number] The number of threads you wish to mine with (default is all threads)

⁠Security Reports

Please email [email protected]⁠ with security concerns.

⁠Maintainers