> > Linux uses getsockopt to make a few extra informations available to the
> > calling process. This include for example who connected to the other
> > side of a UNIX socket, using the SO_PEERNAME getsockopt argument.
> Is this the same as what getpeername(2) provides, or anything
> different?

getpeername will give you the socket file, not the process that opened
it, will it?

Anyway it does not matters, as Matt Thomas said, SCM_CRED should be
used.

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Windows NT doit maintenant redemarrer pour valider les modifications.
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