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Was self-reviewing this and I think there's no point in the |
I have several projects that might make use of this crate, and one of them today uses `SO_PEERCRED` to validate the sender's identity. Add basic support for this. I chose to make a small new struct for credentials instead of exposing nix in our public types (perhaps we want to use rustix in the future, etc.) Closes: mitsuhiko#4
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This looks very reasonable. Thank you! |
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I released this but I had to feature gate it to linux since credentials in the nix crate are only implemented there. |
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I have several projects that might make use of this crate, and one of them today uses
SO_PEERCREDto validate the sender's identity.Add basic support for this.
I chose to make a small new struct for credentials instead of exposing nix in our public types (perhaps we want to use rustix in the future, etc.)
Closes: #4