Bill Crawford wrote:
>> if (!strncmp (id, "local/", sizeof ("local/") - 1))
>> {
>> local_listener = i;
>
> Bet this is picking up the "abstract socket" listener, and not getting
> the "real" unix socket one. This might explain a connection problem.
Yeah. See also http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=534641#c2
So is the right fix to assume there might be multiple local sockets, and
listen on all of them?
-- Dan
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