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Launchd domain socket permission problem
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Launchd domain socket permission problem


  • Subject: Launchd domain socket permission problem
  • From: Kevin Brock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 11:01:11 -0700

I've got a launchd daemon that uses a domain socket for communicating with applications.

On some (most) systems it installs and runs fine. The socket permissions are 140777 octal, so that anyone on the system can access the services the daemon is offering.

On some customer systems the same install package ends up creating a domain socket with permissions 140755 octal, which means that normal users can't talk to that socket.

It's the same install packet in both cases, and the permissions and locations of the .plist file and daemon binary are the same, and the directory permissions for the domain socket directory and it's parent are the same in all cases.

Does anyone have a clue about why this might be happening?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Kevin Brock
email@hidden


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