Installing MINERGATE CLI to Centos 6.6
MINERGATE is an effective tool that allows you to run thousands of GPU-based mining tower from the comfort of the browser and offers an attractive opportunity for individuals and businesses that diversify mining operations. In this article, we move on the steps to install Minerggate Cli to Centos 6.6.
Prerequisites
Before installing the Minerggate Cli, check that the Centos 6.6 system meets the minimum requirements:
- Operating system: Centos 6.6 (or later)
- CPU: 64 -bit processor
- Memory: at least 4 GB of RAM
- Graphics Card: Supported GPU (more about this below)
Software required
To install MINERGATE CLI, you need to install the following software:
- Git (to download and update the Minerggate Cli)
- Apache (to serve MINERGATE CLI)
- OPENSSL (for safe communication with mining pelvis)
Install MINERGATE CLI on Centos 6.6
Step 1: Update and install GIT
Update the package index and install GIT using the following command:
`Bash
sudo yum update -y
sudo yum install -y git
`
Step 2: Install Apache
Install Apache to serve as the anterior part for MINERGATE CLI. The default configuration is used by default, but can be selected later.
`Bash
sudo yum install -y httpd
`
Step 3: Create a virtual host and configure Apache
Create a new virtual host file in the httpd/conf.d/ directory (or create an empty file if not).
`Bash
sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/minergade.conf
`
Add the following configuration to the “Minerggate.conf” file:
`
ServerAdmin webmaster@Localhost
Documentroot/var/www/html
Unauthorized
Options -indexes
Requires all permits
Alias/miniate/usr/local/bin/minerggate-cli
`
Restart “HTTPD” to apply the configuration.
`Bash
Sudo Systemctl restarts httpd
`
Step 4: Create a new user and group
Create a new user and group as a non -proverted user as a non -proverted user. The default user is “Minigarrate”.
`Bash
SUDO USERADD -M minigarate
`
The default group is “www-data”. Change ownership of the “HTTPD” library to the newly created “Minergate” user.
`Bash
Sudo Chown -R Ministry: www -data/var/www/html
`
Step 5: Create a new MINERGATE CLI directory
Create a new directory to install MINERGATE CLI. The default location is /usr/local/bin/minergate-cli".
Bash
SUDO MKDIR -P/USR/LOCAL/BIN/MINERGATE -CLI
`
Step 6: Copy the source code for MINERGATE CLI
Copy the source code for MINERGATE CLI from the official repository.
`Bash
SUDO CP -R HTTPD/MINA/USR/LOCAL/BIN/MINERGATE -CLI
`
Step 7: Update the minigarrate.conf file
Update the “MINERGATE.CONF” file to include the new “alias” directive to serve the Minerggate Cli.
`Bash
sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/minergade.conf
`
Add the following line:
`
Alias/miniate/usr/local/bin/minerggate-cli
`
Restart “HTTPD” to apply the configuration.
Step 8: Test the installation
Test the installation by opening a browser and navigating to “http: // localhost/minigarrate”. If all is set correctly, you must log in with the default credentials (Username = Minigarrate",Password = 123456`). This can pass through the login process.
Troubleshooting Tips
If you encounter any problems during installation or after restarting the system, read [official Minerggate CLI documentation] ( tips and solutions.