Add support for unix-domain socket #107
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Select and check connection link to telegram-cli daemon. Available connections from telegram-cli are: - Network socket (i.e. localhost:4458) open to all users of the machine running the daemon. - Unix-domain socket, in this case the address is a file system path, and the access to it can be restrain like any system file.
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Looks awesome! |
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I tested it on linux, (but is a linux specific feature), |
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Select and check connection link to telegram-cli daemon.
Available connections from telegram-cli are:
running the daemon.
and the access to it can be restrain like any system file.
If both address types are specified, unix-domain is preferred.
Relative to issue #102