Jochen Brüggemann

I can wait. I the meantime I use LZW. 2013/5/6 C. Scott Ananian [email protected] > It should be as simple as 'volo add cscott/compressjs' (see > https://github.com/volojs/volo ), but I...

Any news on this?

It looks like this: ```html PgpKeys Type: Object Properties: Name Type Description prop1 String prop2 String Source: mymodule.js, line 53 ``` Looks correct to me...

The problem seems to be that server.close() kills a running request. In the consequence of that the callback of server.close() is called although the current request has not ended properly....

Just to make it clear: That what you stated in your article > The important part of the description to remember is "keeps existing connections". While close does stop the...

I am speaking about the server.close() [within the library](https://github.com/thedillonb/http-shutdown/blob/master/index.js#L51). The library itself takes care of the non idle connections, but server.close() itself does not. And because the library calls server.close()...

@wlegate Any news about your plans?

Yes. I changed it directly in my production version in `lib/server.js`in `line 385`. So the code there now looks like this: ``` WebServer.prototype.run = function() { var _emit, _on, _this...

Exactly! Am 15.04.2013 21:10 schrieb "Dustin Dawes" [email protected]: > I just felt that the history was the "killer feature" of log.io (for me > at least). The streaming view isn't...

Just out of curiosity: Did you find a (better) alternative?