Kamran Karimi wrote:
> I have a problem connecting to a UNIX domain socket. The socket is
> created by a root process, and its permission bits are: srwxr-xr-x. I am
> using kernel 2.2.12.
>
> What can I do so that non-root processes won't get a "connection
> refused" message when trying to connect to it?
chmod go+w /path/to/socket
or use fchmod() from within the process which creates it.
> I also get sporadic "connection refused" messages when a root process
> tries to connect to a TCP socket, also created by a root process on
> naother computer. In this case I just restart the client, and it works. I
> wonder if the two problems could have a common cause.
It seems unlikely.
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