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As @ws-h-ono wrote on allinurl/goaccess issue #444
"Can you somehow try to share web socket ports against multiple sites? (Maybe by using URL path like, wss://ws.domain/site.domain ?)"
I like that Idea, even I have limited ports to spare.
See http://discourse.hoa-project.net/t/hoa-websocket-hack-book-hoa/100/13 for more information.
The documentation mentions 3 arguments for the close method. This is wrong. We must fix that.
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The docs for ws-serve don't explain what the return value is and the function that it is based on doesn't exist anymore so I cannot look up that.
The examples make it obvious that it kills the server, but that should be in the documentation.
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In order to connect to a websocket service inside a pod in a minikube setup, I need to address the Kubernetes remote API which then demands a client certificate (
~/.minikube/client.crtand~/.minikube/client.key). I also have the server's CA (~/.minikube/ca.crt).curlallows to use these certs with the--cert,--key, and--cacertoptions.Does
websocatalso support specifyin