In my experience RabbitMQ/AMQP really only suit for stream processing not something need synced.
A key-value store like redis might better suited when two part need decouple while still synced.
I think doing so really pushed your self into the corners. Local in eve really didnât need much fancy features. I belive a far simple inhouse broadcast style system will both more reliable and much easy to maintain than ejabberd. You can still use xmpp protocal to send data to the client if you want.
You might be right that it is a distant flash back, probably it went with the âold chatâ.
I canât find it in game any more, but it certainly used to exist.
There was a while I was dropping in to Constellation and Region especially at trade hubs, to see if anybody else was ever in there. It was almost eerie. I believe it was a recent speakers or delayed channel, so you never really knew if you were alone or not when you joined it. It felt like talking into an empty auditorium while wearing a blindfold.
Oh, and the game automatically kicked you out of them, I think at every session change. They were effectively broken, wouldnât be surprised if they got nuked.
Yo @CCP_Falcon! Whats the verdict? Whatâs up? To many times local now writes names on top of other names of people in local and you only see the name on top. Whats the fix?
Literacy seems to be an issue for you, because CCP didnât say it was perfect and no errors ever would happen.
They said big improvements had been made in the leave/join area.
Here is one problem the names write on top of each other now sometimes. But you never know when they do it and to fix it you have to adjust the side of local that has the names.