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I'm searching for examples that show how to telnet on node.js app port and show how this has less overhead than telnetting on apache http port.
Can anyone help me?
If you're talking about overhead in HTTP headers, I would recommend you use something like Fiddler as this will tell you exactly that is being sent backwards and forwards for any requests.
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I want to get the info of a minecraft server. I am doing this with Dinnerbones python script, but it doesnt provide any whitelist data. How can I get that ?
Apparently No.
Per https://github.com/Dinnerbone/mcstatus/issues/163 :
Whether the server is whitelisted or not is not included in the ping or query status data that the servers send. Adding that one field would require going through part of the login process, and is most likely out of the scope of this library.
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I am building a multiplayer game and am using websockets as the data transfer for playing. I want to know how many ms it takes for a message to be send from the client to the server and the server to the client. I am using nodejs websocket package ws
to know how much MS it takes is not an answer anyone can directly give ... that is entirely dependent on the hardware you are running your source code on as well as the latency of the recipient
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We are starting out a new Nodejs project, and I am working on wiring up Winston to Loggly.
Since we are new to node, my question is, what is typically information that should be logged and in what format for Loggly to accept it? What do you guys find helpful when going through the logs, i.e, remote address, method where error happend, etc... ?
This Ultimate Guide to Logging in Node give some some good ideas you can use as a starting point. It also gives you tips on how to troubleshoot common problems. I helped put the team together to write it. It's an open source guide, and we take suggestions on topics and content from the community.
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From a security perspective, how do I respond if I have discovered a stack overflow?
Disable.
Take the service offline. This will help prevent further damage.
Verify.
Make sure that the issue is reproducible.
Find.
Inspect the code to see what the cause is.
Repair.
Effect the changes required to ensure that the issue does not happen again due to the same cause.
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I would like to know how I can have VoIP on a godaddy Linux server.
I want to be able to pc-pc talk to another computer from mine.
Yet I dont want to pay for anything.
I can try and learn how to script if you put me in the right direction.
But I would like to know how i can do this. Do I use a VoIP engine or just an application that i can install on my server ?
You might want to try and install Asterisk on this server.