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Use [tungstenite](https://docs.rs/tungstenite/latest/tungstenite/) for handling websocket on local-server. With this implementation we should have a more stable handling of the events and specially of the closing.
…from-worker # Conflicts: # local-server/Cargo.toml # local-server/src/lib.rs # local-server/src/ws.rs
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### Description We are currently installing Linkup under `$HOME/.linkup/bin` for both Linux and MacOS. The issue with this is that on Linux, we need to use `setcap` to allow the process to bind to process 80/443, which does not work if installed on that location. On Linux, file capabilities (setcap) only work reliably on files located on a filesystem that supports extended attributes and is mounted with them enabled. This changes so that we now install on Linux under `/usr/local/bin`. This requires sudo access on installation, uninstallation and update. This should unblock us to merge #216 Closes SHIP-2224
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Linkup 3 stopped using remote certificate management. So the worker don't need to have this feature anymore.
We are still missing the localdns feature on Linkup 3, but that is currently being fixed on #233. After that, we can consider merging and deploying this.
Closes SHIP-2086