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Installing Minergate Cli on Centos 6.6
Minergate is a powerful tool that allows you to run thousands of GPU-based mining rigs from the comfort of your web browser, making it an attractive option for individuals and businesses alike looking to diverse their mining operations. In this article, we will walk you through the steps to install minergate cli on centos 6.6.
Prerequisites
Before Installing Minergate Cli, Ensure that your 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: A supported GPU (More On This Below)
Required Software
To install Minergate Cli, you will need to have the following software installed:
- Git (for downloading and updating minergate cli)
- Apache (for serving minergate cli)
- OpenSsl (For Secure Communication with Your Mining Pool Nodes)
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 a front-end for minergate cli. The default configuration will be used by default, but you can choose to customize it 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 you don’t have one).
`Bash
Sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/minergate.conf
`
Add the following configuration to your Minergate.conf File:
`
Severadmin Webmaster@Localhost
Documentroot/VAR/www/html
Allowoverride none
-Indexes options
Require all granted
Alias/Minergate/USR/Local/Bin/Minergate-CLI
`
Restart the httpd service to apply the configuration.
`Bash
Sudo Systemctl Restart httpd
`
Step 4: Create a New User and Group
To run minergate cli as an unprivileged user, create a new user and group. The default user is minergate '.
Bash
Sudo Useradd -m Minergate
`
The Default Group is www-date. Change the ownership of thehttpddirectory to the newly created minergate ‘user.
`Bash
Sudo Chown -R Minergate: www -data/var/www/html
`
Step 5: Create a New Minergate Cli Directory
Create a New Directory for your Minergate Cli Installation. The default location is /USR/Local/Bin/Minergate-Cli.
`Bash
Sudo MkDir -P/USR/Local/Bin/Minergate -CLI
`
Step 6: Copy The Minergate Cli Source Code
Copy the minergate cli source code from the official repository.
`Bash
Sudo CP -R httpd/Mine/USR/Local/Bin/Minergate -CLI
`
Step 7: Update the Minergate.conf File
Update the minergate.conf 'file to include the new aliasdirective for serving minergate cli.
Bash
Sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/minergate.conf
`
Add the following line:
`
Alias/Minergate/USR/Local/Bin/Minergate-CLI
`
Restart the httpd service to apply the configuration.
Step 8: Test Your Installation
Test your installation by opening a web browser and navigating to http: // Localhost/Minergate. If everything is set up correctly, you should be able to login with the default credentials (username = minergate, 'password = 123456). This will take you through the login process.
troubleshooting tips
If you encounter any issues during installation or after restarting your system, refer to the [Official Minergate Cli Documentation] ( for troubleshooting tips and solutions.
