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Joey Hess 2025-07-07 13:22:08 -04:00
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@ -20,8 +20,9 @@ the generic one could be "p2p-annex::<path-to-socket-file>". Or it could be
`git-annex-p2p-foo <bar>` and talk to its stdin and stdout.
That's for outgoing connections. For incoming connections,
for tor, the remotedaemon looks to see if the socket file exists and
if so it accepts connections from it. (That tor socket is not used for
for tor, the remotedaemon creates the socket file that tor is configured to
use for the hidden service, and listens to it
to accept connections from tor. (That tor socket is not used for
outgoing connections.) It would be easy to generalize this
to additional socket filenames. Eg, a remote with uuid U could use
`.git/annex/p2p/U` as its socket file.