drjones 6c42f2b600 Complete private Monero miner control stack.
Implement Windows agent with RandomX mining and WebSocket fleet reporting, wire dashboard settings into the builder with saved exe paths, and add project README.
2026-05-26 22:51:47 -07:00

Private Miner Command Deck

Private Monero (XMR) fleet control server for your own network. Run the control server on one Windows machine, configure pool/wallet/defaults in the web dashboard, build per-machine worker .exe files, and deploy them across your LAN.

Quick Start

  1. Install Go 1.21+ and Node.js 20+ (or let run.bat install them).
  2. Double-click run.bat or run it from a terminal.
  3. Open http://localhost:8989
  4. Go to Settings and set your wallet + pool.
  5. Go to Miner Builder, name a worker, click Build Miner .exe.
  6. Copy the built file from the path shown (under data/builds/) to target Windows machines and run it.

What Gets Built

Component Purpose
server/ Go control server (REST API, WebSocket hub, pool proxy, builder)
server/web/ React dashboard (Dashboard, Agents, Builder, Settings)
agent/ Windows worker source compiled on demand by the builder
data/ SQLite DB, config, build output, logs
run.bat One-click build + launch script

Workflow

Settings (dashboard)
    -> data/config.json
Miner Builder (dashboard)
    -> POST /api/v1/builder/build
    -> compiles agent/ with baked-in config/builtin.go
    -> writes data/builds/{build-id}/xmr-worker-{name}.exe
Worker .exe (target PC)
    -> WebSocket ws://your-server:8989/ws/agent
    -> receives jobs, mines with RandomX, submits shares
Control server
    -> Stratum proxy to your configured pool
    -> aggregates stats in dashboard

Configuration

All server settings are edited in the dashboard Settings page and saved to:

data/config.json

The Miner Builder loads those values as defaults. Per-worker overrides (name, threads, silent mode, etc.) are baked into each .exe at compile time.

Built worker settings

Each generated agent includes:

  • Server URL
  • Wallet address
  • Pool host/port/TLS/password
  • Thread count, CPU priority, mining mode
  • Max CPU %, minimum free RAM
  • Idle/scheduled mining windows
  • Silent mode, auto-start, run-as mode

Build Output Location

After a successful build, the dashboard shows:

  • Absolute path — full Windows path to the .exe
  • Relative path — path from the project root
  • Download link/api/v1/builds/{id}/download

Example:

G:\crypto miner\data\builds\abc123...\xmr-worker-office-pc-1.exe

API Endpoints

Method Path Description
GET /api/v1/health Health check
GET/PUT /api/v1/config Server settings
POST /api/v1/builder/build Build worker .exe (returns JSON with file path)
GET /api/v1/builds List recent builds
GET /api/v1/builds/{id}/download Download a built .exe
GET /api/v1/agents List connected workers
GET /api/v1/dashboard/stats Fleet stats
WS /ws/agent Worker connection
WS /ws/dashboard Live dashboard updates

Manual Commands

cd server
go build -o ..\bin\miner-server.exe .

cd server\web
npm install
npm run build

cd agent
go build -o xmr-worker-test.exe .

Run server manually:

bin\miner-server.exe -port 8989 -data .\data

Network Deployment

  • Same LAN: set Server URL in Builder to http://YOUR-PC-IP:8989
  • Remote access: put the server behind Cloudflare Tunnel or similar and use your HTTPS domain as Server URL (https://pool.example.com)

Workers convert http(s)://... to ws(s)://.../ws/agent automatically.

Data Files

Path Contents
data/miner.db Agents, shares, hashrate history, build records
data/config.json Server + default agent settings
data/builds/ Generated worker executables
data/logs/ Server logs (if enabled)

Security Notes

  • This project is intended for your own machines on your own network.
  • Windows Defender may flag freshly compiled mining executables. Code-signing and Defender exclusions on managed machines are the legitimate mitigation paths.
  • Do not expose the dashboard to the public internet without authentication.

Requirements

  • Windows 10/11 (control server and workers)
  • Go 1.21+
  • Node.js 20+ (for dashboard build only)
  • Outbound internet to your chosen Monero pool

License

Private use. Monero mining uses the RandomX algorithm (BSD-3-Clause) via git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/go-randomx.

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the last c2, great power, devastating, your about to be rich very quickly. i cant believe i made this.
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