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Subject: question about the xsocket struct.
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is it safe to use the:

	uid_t	so_uid;		/* XXX */

in an xsocket as defined in:  <sys/socketvar.h> 

i'm concered about the /* XXX */ near it

as the user id associated with the socket?

if not, anyone have an idea how to get that info from a 
"struct xtcpbc"

(the user id associated with the socket?)

thanks,
Alfred


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