On Monday, April 14, 2014 7:17:19 PM UTC-4, Reza Razavipour wrote: > > The server has created a UNIX domain socket, lets call it > /tmp/connect_to_me and it is listening on it for connections. > Lets switch to C++ for a second since the server is in C++ > So client attempts to connect to /tmp/connect_to_me, the server accepts > that and returns a "file descriptor" to the client for reading and > writing... > That is what my node client has to do. > > Some time ago node used to allow sending and receiving of fds on unix domain sockets, but it looks like support for both was removed awhile back. You might have to write a binding of some kind to be able to do that now if someone hasn't already published something similar on npm...
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