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README bsock - bind() sockets to restricted ports for lower-privilege daemons bsock federates binding to (important) socket addresses/ports on a system and removes the requirement that many daemons start with root privileges in order to bind to assigned ports. The bsock daemon listens for requests on a local unix domain socket. libbsock.so provides reusable bsock and bpoll interfaces. proxyexec - proxy command execution without setuid proxyexec is an executable that builds with libbsock.so and can be used as a login shell or as the target of an sshd_config ForceCommand to leverage operating system authentication to passing credentials to a service program running under a single account. proxyexec handles client/server communication by passing argv and stdin, stdout, stderr fds over unix domain socket between processes owned by different users. bpoll - bookkeeping poll interface bpoll provides a thin and portable abstraction interface using historical poll semantics to detect ready events on socket, pipe, and other descriptors. bpoll aims to provide a bookeeping event polling framework to encapsulate a variety of poll implementations provided by different platforms.
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