seg fault when -c used with --pass/--userpass/--user

[aleqx]

Compiled latest master on Ubuntu 16.04. If I try:

./xmrig-proxy -c cn-heavy.json --pass=foobar:x

It exits with a segmentation fault.

The above would be useful so that I can use the same .json file but only change the password for various pools (usually the worker name).

[xmrig]

Fixed, but it works as you expected only if cn-heavy.json contains only one pool, otherwise only last pool in list will be changed and hard to change this behavior without add additional options.
Thank you.

[aleqx]

Thank you. It's a shame it only affects the last defined pool - is it that difficult to change it for all defined pools?

[xmrig]

It's not so hard to implement, but required to add new option with new name, maybe --pass-override etc.

[aleqx]

I was saying that if I use xmrig-proxy -c cn.json --pass foo (specifically, I use --pass foo after -c cn.json) then that should override all passwords in the pools ... I don't see why there should be a new option.

Generally, my suggestion was that any command line option used after (or before) -c cn.json should override the value of the same option inside cn.json. For example, xmrig-proxy -c cn.json --verbosity 0 would set verbosity to 1, overriding whatever is in cn.json.

[xmrig]

Internally config parser don't know it JSON value or command line or second config.

[xmrig]

Fixed in v2.9.1 release.
Thank you.