Re: Connecting via unix socket instead of IP socket

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Hi Gordan,
"option transport-type unix/server" is available. Even better approach is to
run in single address mode (server and client merged into single process).

I will have Amar document it.

We are also introducing binary protocol and non-blocking sockets in the
next release which will improve performance significantly.

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Gordan Bobic wrote:
Is there a way to mount locally via a unix domain socket rather than via loopback interface? It seems rather wasteful to be passing all the traffic through the TCP/IP stack for a local mount in cases when the server is also a client for the shared mount.

i.e. is there something like "option transport-type unix/client"?

Gordan


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