Adds an optional (and hidden) flag for specifying a group ID to apply group ownership to the unix-socket. Also sets the permissions to be group-writable. Use case: phenix starts from within a docker container as the root user, but normal users wish to be able to use the unix-socket to communicate with phenix (without having to switch to root). This allows the users to be a part of the group specified in the flag and have write access to the socket.
Adds an optional (and hidden) flag for specifying a group ID to apply group ownership to the unix-socket. Also sets the permissions to be group-writable. Use case: phenix starts from within a docker container as the
rootuser, but normal users wish to be able to use the unix-socket to communicate with phenix (without having to switch toroot). This allows the users to be a part of the group specified in the flag and have write access to the socket.Normal (
--unix-socket-gid=1000):Error (
--unix-socket-gid=foobar):