Ignacio Burgueño

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Hi @naartjie . I'd love to support Socket.io 1.0 but, being realistic, that's not gonna happen soon. (not much free time at the moment). However, I don't think that lua-websockets...

Oh, no, that's not it. That represents a "client", but on the server side. I've just read that blog. That approach might work for you, but as you already saw,...

Yes, among several others. See: https://github.com/automattic/engine.io The part after "Better User Experience". They list proxies, personal firewalls and antivirus.

The thing is that I still depend on LuaCrypto, which does not yet support Lua 5.3. Probably should start using a different library.

Well, I didn't have the need for OAuth2 yet and the current implementation is certainly wrong, so no, it is not planned. But I'll happily take pull requests though.

Thanks @russmac ! I don't think the OAuth2 code works. That was an extremely naive attempt. I bought a book about OAuth (one of those Manning MEAPs) so I would...

Do you have an example of such an OAuth api that does that? (I mean, returning 301 or 302 for a request). I never came across one.

Ok, I'll take a look at it. If you have a pull request, that would be great.

Check wireshark documentation. They seem to be replacing the debug module with a debug function. Probably for sandboxing reasons. El El mié, 31 de ene. de 2018 a las 11:26,...