Change Log
- Implemented ezWallet.js, a JavaScript solution to easily transfer your mined Steempower to a single main account
- Updated steemd compilation to V0.13.0
- Now dynamically changes amount of cores to compile steemd depending on user's RAM
Installing EZSTEEM
https://steemit.com/allinone/@omotherhen/ezsteem-suite-1-0-the-ez-way-to-setup-your-steem-miner-node-in-a-linux-vm-windows-compatible
Upgrading Your Previous Version of EZSTEEM
- If you installed EZSTEEM to the default directory: cd /var/EZSTEEM && sudo git pull
- If you installed EZSTEEM to your custom directory: cd /your/dir/here/EZSTEEM && sudo git pull
ezWallet.js
NOTE: If you already have vesting routes set, please remove them before using the ezWallet.js transfer functionality!
If you do not, the transfer will fail!
To run ezWallet.js, simply enter in these commands while within your EZSTEEM folder (default is cd /var/EZSTEEM) ,
cd steem/programs/cli_wallet/ && sudo cli_wallet -r -d
This starts the cli_wallet daemon which is needed for ezWallet.js to run.
cd ../../../js && sudo nodejs ezWalletMenu.js
From here, you can follow the onscreen instructions and easily modify your config.ini or withdraw your VESTS!
Do note that the withdrawal procedure will have to be done once a week using ezWallet.js
CLOSING AN SSH SESSION WHILE KEEPING THE MINER RUNNING
Courtesy of my fellow contributor 
If you used the default installation path of /var/EZSTEEM, try this command:
screen -dmSL myTest /var/EZSTEEM/steem/programs/steemd/steemd
The -dmSL means : detach with a new screen, allow a session name (myTest in this case, you can use whatever) and log stderr and stdout at ~/screenlog.0
You should now be able to exit your PuTTY session leaving it running in the background.
When you log back in again, use this command to bring it to the foreground.
screen -x myTest
You can also check the log using your favorite text editor or just watch it with tail
tail -f ~screenlog.0