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Subject: static pid and uid for a socket?
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hi!

can a socket, which created by a user over a process (xfile.xf_uid,
xfile.xf_pid), suddenly have another user or another process (maybee
with setuid() or fork()) or does the socket clone?

greets

Andreas Bachmann