Sujet : Re: Apache + mod_php performance
De : craigberry (at) *nospam* nospam.mac.com (Craig A. Berry)
Groupes : comp.os.vmsDate : 02. Oct 2024, 23:14:49
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On 10/2/24 2:38 PM, Dan Cross wrote:
There's some chatter that suggests Unix domain sockets were
added in OpenVMS 8.4, in 2010: 14 years ago:
https://de.openvms.org/TUD2011/Unix_Portability_Updates_and_Open_Source.pdf
I haven't checked myself; even if the basic Unix domain sockets
mechanism was added for IPC, it's not clear if the access rights
transfer functionality was also implemented.
Last I heard the domain sockets were just an emulation, implemented in
terms of loopback AF_INET sockets. The most annoying limitation of the
implementation that I remember was that you had to define logical names
in the system table to tell it what ports to use:
$ define/system TCPIP$AF_UNIX_MIN_PORT 1000
$ define/system TCPIP$AF_UNIX_MAX_PORT 5000
SCM_RIGHTS _is_ defined in socket.h, but that may not mean much.