11:28:27 <parazyd> Is there a way to somehow get xmrig to "wait" when submitting a solution?
11:29:11 <parazyd> For example at difficulty=1 where everything is really valid, xmrig just dumps all the solutions to me without waiting for a reply from the stratum server
11:30:21 <parazyd> This causes my node's memory usage to go up significantly
11:30:30 <parazyd> I realize it's a non-issue when the difficulty is higher, but just wondering
13:24:10 <sech1> It's all asynchronous in xmrig, so it doesn't wait by design
13:38:57 <parazyd> sech1: aha ok. So it won't matter if I just return errors in the timeframe between applying the first correct solution and notifying it with a new job? 
13:39:05 <parazyd> Assuming xmrig sends more valid solutions in that period
15:38:09 <sech1> Yes, you can return errors, it doesn't matter
15:41:56 <parazyd> Cool, thanks
16:22:55 <DataHoarder> You can close the tcp connection :)
16:23:38 <DataHoarder> You can also give it a minimum difficulty to xmrig like 10K or something