Use -localapi_socket arg for the local API socket path #15
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There was some severely confusing thing going on with -localapi_socket before, where it would default to the public API hostname, but then if you passed a different socket pathname as a cmdline parameter, it wouldn't connect to that. This change straightens out the strings (defaulting to the reasonable default path for the local API socket, passing a value to the UNIX domain socket dialer if passed).
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There was some severely confusing thing going on with -localapi_socket before, where it would default to the public API hostname, but then if you passed a different socket pathname as a cmdline parameter, it wouldn't connect to that.
This change straightens out the strings (defaulting to the reasonable default path for the local API socket, passing a value to the UNIX domain socket dialer if passed).