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• File src/main.c — part of check-in [9f71e5cc02] at 2024-08-06 15:00:11 on branch unix-sockets — Change --unix-socket to --socket-name. Add --socket-mode and --socket-owner. Mostly working, accept that --socket-owner seemingly has no effect, even though the fchown() return 0. There is currently a debugging printf() in that line of code. This is an experimental check-in. (user: drh size: 133335)

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• File src/main.c — part of check-in [28de3fab86] at 2024-08-06 17:22:51 on branch unix-sockets — Changed a fatal error message speaking of the TCP socket's port number in a call to a function that may now use a Unix socket instead. (user: wyoung size: 133325) [more...]

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  /* Start up an HTTP server
  */
  fossil_setenv("SERVER_SOFTWARE", "fossil version " RELEASE_VERSION
                " " MANIFEST_VERSION " " MANIFEST_DATE);
#if !defined(_WIN32)
  /* Unix implementation */
  if( cgi_http_server(iPort, mxPort, zBrowserCmd, zIpAddr, flags) ){
    fossil_fatal("unable to listen on TCP socket %d", iPort);
  }
  /* For the parent process, the cgi_http_server() command above never
  ** returns (except in the case of an error).  Instead, for each incoming
  ** client connection, a child process is created, file descriptors 0
  ** and 1 are bound to that connection, and the child returns.
  **
  ** So, when control reaches this point, we are running as a

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  /* Start up an HTTP server
  */
  fossil_setenv("SERVER_SOFTWARE", "fossil version " RELEASE_VERSION
                " " MANIFEST_VERSION " " MANIFEST_DATE);
#if !defined(_WIN32)
  /* Unix implementation */
  if( cgi_http_server(iPort, mxPort, zBrowserCmd, zIpAddr, flags) ){
    fossil_fatal("unable to listen on CGI socket");
  }
  /* For the parent process, the cgi_http_server() command above never
  ** returns (except in the case of an error).  Instead, for each incoming
  ** client connection, a child process is created, file descriptors 0
  ** and 1 are bound to that connection, and the child returns.
  **
  ** So, when control reaches this point, we are running as a