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In older versions the socket created with in_unix had 777 as permissions. In 1.14.6 it doesn't, but has 755 which means that other applications cannot send data to it.
I tried editing the systemd-unit and add --umask 000 to it but it doesn't work.
I have it configured like this:
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In older versions the socket created with in_unix had 777 as permissions. In 1.14.6 it doesn't, but has 755 which means that other applications cannot send data to it.
I tried editing the systemd-unit and add
--umask 000
to it but it doesn't work.I have it configured like this:
What can I do about this?
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