In theory yes. Although, its not working with the current release.
slimcoin probably did this intentionally to help prevent and limit the effectiveness of botnets at launch.
Slimcoin is built from an original release of Peercoin and has some 'missing' functions. A working pool will have a patch, so it will eventually be possible.
This can be done with slimminer, you just have to set in the config the url and on the daemon allow -rpcallowip= the ip's you are mining from.
Don't seem to be able to get it to work on windows localhost even with the daemon running.
rpcport=41683 ??
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
Can anyone confirm that finding blocks with slimminer works? I have set up like the OP told but never find any block (one PC with daemon as host and 20 machines with slimminer as client. slimminer shows hashrate in every computer. solomining with 90khs for 2 days and can't even find one block.)
I change to solomine with the daemon only (with gen=0) and only 3 machines (around 12khs in total). Found 5 blocks in 2 days already.
"url" : "http://127.0.0.1:41683",
"user" : "user",
"pass" : "pass",
"algo" : "dcrypt",
"threads" : "8"
}
Yep. Its still not working.
I was seeing accepted shares from sandor111's temporary pool the other day, so its not slimminer.
Let me check all of my settings - think the code is missing something - might be me being daft though.
Yeah exactly I thought like BitcoinFX. slimminer works because the pool accepted my shares, but the daemon never accepts any share from slimminer.