#2129: Support unix domain sockets for build slaves.
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Reporter:  simpletoon   |      Owner:
    Type:  enhancement  |     Status:  new
Priority:  major        |  Milestone:  undecided
 Version:  0.8.5        |   Keywords:
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 I'm using build-bot for a simple single-machine continuous build system.
 I don't really care to have TCP sockets open if not really needed.  I have
 noticed that both status and slave ports can work with unix domain
 sockets:

 c [ 'slavePortnum' ] = "unix:/home/user/build/master/slaveconnect"

 c [ 'status'
 ].append(html.WebStatus(http_port="unix:/home/user/build/master/status"))

 This way it doesn't open any TCP ports on the host system.  When I desire
 to view the status I can start as simple socat connection to redirect to
 the socket and use any web browser.

 socat -v tcp-l:<portnum>,fork,reuseaddr,bind=127.0.0.1
 unix:/home/user/build/master/status

 I would like to find a way to configure the build slave
 (/home/user/build/slave) to connect to the master by using unix domain
 sockets instead of requiring a TCP connection.  The
 buildbot.slave.bot.BuildSlave code uses internet.TCPClient so it can't do
 this.  It seems like a simple check could be done on hostname (if it
 starts with unix:) and then use internet.UnixClient instead.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.buildbot.net/ticket/2129>
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