In T6559#90099, @epriestley wrote:

Overall, I'm satisfied that WebSockets aren't a crazy mess anymore, and I think we can move forward to WebSockets only and drop Flash.

Looks like @epriestley has beaten me.

I've been able to knock out a bunch of these.

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Take {D11149} for example. Under "Open Revisions Affecting These Files", the following diffs are listed:

From my experience, the commit message is updated. I'm not sure why this wouldn't be happening for you.

One thing I havent quite worked out yet is whether the daemon user (phd in my case) requires a shell and/or home directory. If possible, it's nice to be able to set the shell to something like /bin/false.

We could add a --force mode which would kill the daemons regardless of the status of MySQL. That seems like a reasonable compromise.

I guess we can remove the TODO comment then?

My intention is to keep the actual message structure the same, so using Flash as a fallback should be possible.

We could use SockJS or similar to emulate the behaviour for IE8/IE9?

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I've been pondering a WebSockets implementation and am going to start mucking around with a prototype. I don't think this task is too difficult. In fact, WebSockets probably gives us a few things for free that we had otherwose hacked into the Flash implementation of Aphlict.

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