I saw topics about local servers but most of the time local servers and wlm nonsense have bugs that people are reporting. there are some users that they are logged in onto a local server and invited a escargot user successfully. but for me local servers are weird and even if i will make it. it wont work. it wont let me log in. so, looking for a service that lets you log in? there is escargot. local server is impossible to make. escargot is simple and easy to use.
That depends on what you mean.
If you mean hosting a local server and want to allow to talk to escargot accounts, then I’m not sure.
It’s easier the other way, considering all you’d do is pass the escargot NS’s RNG’s to your local NS’s user.
Inviting a user though?
That’s expecting cookies to not expire immediately on use. (Which they do.)
The only realistic way is having a proxy that takes all the MSGs you send and sends them as the proxy, and sends to the client on messages received.
So long as your proxy-switchboard-client thing can remember what connection is associated it’s fine. Only problem is inviting more local users after. Unless you want a proxy per local user, you’re just going to have to cram it into the same proxy.
Sure, you could use the special P4-Context and x-msnmsgr-datacast type 4 messages to emulate having different users (that’s assuming they even support the header and type respectively), but that’s kind of janky and only works with plain messages. Main problem is headers that have the direct user handle, which would need to be translated to change the proxy’s user handle with the local user’s, but even that can create issues.