Hey there. I was just noticing that there is no way to set
ownership or permissions of sockets when using --with-uds. The
server creates the sockets in the filesystem (in the bind(2) call),
and they are left with default permissions. In my case, this is mode
755, which means that only root can talk to the conserver process.
This seems like an option that should go into the configuration
file, and of course only really makes sense if the server is compiled
with --with-uds. But, without it, it's hard to get it to allow
people to connect. ;-)
- Chris
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ownership or permissions of sockets when using --with-uds. The
server creates the sockets in the filesystem (in the bind(2) call),
and they are left with default permissions. In my case, this is mode
755, which means that only root can talk to the conserver process.
This seems like an option that should go into the configuration
file, and of course only really makes sense if the server is compiled
with --with-uds. But, without it, it's hard to get it to allow
people to connect. ;-)
- Chris
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