I've almost got UNIX sockets to work, but for a rather strange problem
that could be the result of my configuration.

1. I installed Tomcat as root, and it starts up as root.
2. Apache2 starts up as user apache2 and group apache2
3. I initially created an empty file (did not want to use the jk2.socket
inside /opt/tomcat/work, instead I created jk2.socket inside /var/run),
and changed group to apache2
4. When Tomcat starts up, it changes the group back to root, and Apache
cannot write to the file
5. If I changed the jk2.socket group ownership to apache2 *after* Tomcat
starts up, the whole configuration works!

So, my question is : what is the proper method of setting the
permissions on the file. Setting it to global read/write does not work.
Already tried that.

Regards,
pascal chong





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