upstart-local-bridge

upstart-local-bridge [OPTIONS]...

upstart-local-bridge listens on a local domain socket for name=value pairs and creates init(8) events for them.

The local unix domain socket can be either named or abstract.

--any-user

By default the bridge will only accept connections from clients running under the same user ID as the bridge itself. This option allows connections from any user.

--daemon

Detach and run in the background.

--debug

Enable debugging output.

--event event

Specify name of event to emit on receipt of a name=value pair.

--help

Show brief usage summary.

--path path

Specify path for local/abstract socket to listen on. If the first byte of path is an '@', the socket will be created as an abstract socket.

--verbose

Enable verbose output.

The following environment variables are added automatically to the event to be emitted, with the name=value pair being added as the last variable.

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SOCKET_TYPE=unix

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SOCKET_VARIANT=[named|abstract] Sub-type of socket.

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CLIENT_UID=UID User ID of connected client.

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CLIENT_GID=GID Group ID of connected client.

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CLIENT_PID=PID Process ID of connected client.

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SOCKET_PATH=PATH

upstart-local-bridge --event=foo --path=/var/foo/bar

Listen on local socket /var/foo/bar and when a name=value pair is read, emit an event of the form:

foo SOCKET_TYPE=unix SOCKET_VARIANT=named SOCKET_PATH=/var/foo/bar name=value

upstart-local-bridge --event=bar --path=@/var/foo/bar

Listen on abstract socket @/var/foo/bar and when a name=value pair is read, emit an event of the form:

bar SOCKET_TYPE=unix SOCKET_VARIANT=abstract SOCKET_PATH=@/var/foo/bar name=value

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If a named local socket is specified, all path elements except for the last must already exist before the bridge starts.

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Only a single client connection is serviced at any one time.

Report bugs at <https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bugs>

Copyright © 2013 Canonical Ltd.

This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

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Written by James Hunt <james.hunt@canonical.com>