A question:
(Keepalive is on.)
if I initiate server-sent events (SSE text/event-stream) for 2000 logged clients (every x secs data update per client), does lsws tie 2000 http connections for those (when waiting for data), or can it share existing ones?
I could of course do the server side script "wrong format" and the automatic reconnect of SSE would then close it on error and start a new connection every x secs. This is like AJAX polling every x secs (but simpler), but I think that would re-use http connections, right?
(Keepalive is on.)
if I initiate server-sent events (SSE text/event-stream) for 2000 logged clients (every x secs data update per client), does lsws tie 2000 http connections for those (when waiting for data), or can it share existing ones?
I could of course do the server side script "wrong format" and the automatic reconnect of SSE would then close it on error and start a new connection every x secs. This is like AJAX polling every x secs (but simpler), but I think that would re-use http connections, right?