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Currently, WebSocket is working for client/server side. However, the browsers do not allow to create tcp connections direclty (which is the current implementation based). Instead, the web-sys
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- Use a different WebSocket implementation if the target is
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Describe the feature
In current implementation, when issuing a query, the QueryingSubscriber pushes in a merge_queue the samples resulting of this query and the samples coming directly from the publishers. Then, at query end, the merge_queue is sorted and dedup-ed.
I would be more efficient to use an enhanced merge_queue that sort+dedup on the fly, for each pushed sample.
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ICMP messages are used by network devices, including routers, to send error messages and operational information indicating success or failure when communicating with another IP address. Examples include errors indicating when a requested service is not available or when a host or router could not be reached. We've
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Describe the feature you'd like supported
We should change the CID after enough idle time so that any possible NAT rebinding would be harder to be tracked by an outside observer. The simplest way to implement this would be in the flush send code path. When first starting a flush, check how much time has elapsed since the last send. If it's greater than X (20? 30?) seconds force a CID update