its because your miner’s software has no solo configuration…like bfgminer does
if you download bfgminer and run it as solo and then point your miner towards bfgminer as a proxy it will work…
if your mining software does not support solo then this may be your only option
stratum software isn’t setup for solo mining…but bfgminer is…stratum is used for pools and accepts connections to the exterior ip address…you are trying to mine locally…which is why stratum software wont work for you
are you sure your running the script right?..you do know that for solo you cant point the miner to an ip address right? you have to point the miner towards the “coinbase payout address” and this is true for all solo mining configurations
the command is -o (receiving Litecoin address you are mining to) (then arguments such as chip options and so on)
if you point a miner towards an ip address that is pool mining whether you setup your own personal pool or connect to one externally…
here is how bfgminer sets up solo configurations: BFGMiner README · GitHub
and here is bfgminer: GitHub - luke-jr/bfgminer: Modular ASIC/FPGA miner written in C, featuring overclocking, monitoring, fan speed control and remote interface capabilities.
look like to me here that you best bet is to run bfgminer with a solo configuration and make sure you start it using command prompt with the -http-port 3333 flag…this will make bfgminer your proxy server for your wallet…then point your miner at the static ip of the device you are running bfgminer on
so the command would be bfgminer.exe -scrypt -o http://(static ip of the machine running bfgminer:9333) -http-port 3333
do not set chip counts or devices in bfgminer
then ssh to your miner and point it at bfgminer at the same static ip pointing it at 3333
you cannot use the same port to call out as you do to listen