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Feature request: Set ownership & permissions of unixsocket in monitrc
Issue #175
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Allow for file ownership and permissions to be set on the unixsocket file from monitrc.
For example, if one is using an nginx reverse proxy as a front-end to monit, and nginx is run under a non-root user, then it won't be able to write to the unixsocket due to the root:root ownership of the unixsocket. (A workaround is to use localhost as the monit server, but this loses the benefit of using a unixsocket file (e.g. no TCP/IP overhead).)
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will implement this in the future
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Fixed: Issue
#175: Added support to specify the ownership and mode of the Monit HTTPD socket.→ <<cset ab05e9599931>>
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