In order to celebrate the release of Firefox 4, I have created a tool that forwards recent changes from IRC to a web browser via websockets.
Two examples : *Wikipedia's recent changes, unfiltered : http://toolserver.org/~thomasv/wprc.html
*The combined recent changes of six Wikisource subdomains. This page plays a sound whenever a wikisource page has been proofread : http://toolserver.org/~thomasv/rcsound.html
I would like to know if it is acceptable to let this tool run on the toolserver. It currently uses port 9999, and I have limited the bandwidth to 100 messages per second; I can lower this limit if needed.
The code is in /home/thomasv/wsbot/servlet.py
Thanks
Thomas
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ThomasV:
I would like to know if it is acceptable to let this tool run on the toolserver.
I see no reason it would not be allowed, since the same functionality is already available in other tools.
- river.
great, thanks.
River Tarnell a écrit :
ThomasV:
I would like to know if it is acceptable to let this tool run on the toolserver.
I see no reason it would not be allowed, since the same functionality is already available in other tools.
- river.
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