use @einaros ws module instead of the old crap one #361
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@3rd-Eden Thanks for this patch, spent 4 hours trying to figure out why the server in node.js and the client in node.js kept disconnecting. Hope this gets patched into socket.io-client very soon. I have tested this with my setup and it is now at last working - https://github.com/parj/glucose @guille Could I kindly request this pull is merged into Socket.IO? |
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Very cool! Thanks |
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Thanks this was very useful . I was breaking my head over why the disconnect happenned |
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use @einaros ws module instead of the old crap one
(h) double highlight, pull request title sums it nicely