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Re: Problem re-stated



It does sound like you don't have the unix socket support.

Perhaps you configured unix sockets as a module in the kernel, but haven't
loaded that kernel module?

try "modprobe unix" as root to see if that's the case.

if you add a line with just "unix" in it to /etc/modules.conf,
it should load the "unix" module on boot, hopefully before it's needed!


Sam



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