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a|Enable or disable authentication via the Bolt Unix Domain Socket connector. If disabled, connected clients gain all permissions so long as they are able to access the Unix Domain Socket file.
a|Whether or not to delete an existing file for use with the Unix Domain Socket based interface. This improves the handling of the case where a previous hard shutdown was unable to delete the file.
a|Enable or disable the Bolt Unix Domain Socket connector.Requests submitted via this connector will be placed within a dedicated thread pool which is isolated from all other Bolt connections.
a|The absolute path of the file for use with the Unix Domain Socket interface. This file must be specified and will be created at runtime and deleted on shutdown.
a|Sets the default permission mask applied to the Unix Domain Socket file. This mask should be set as restrictive as possible (especially when authentication is disabled on this connector).Note, however, that this permission may not be honored by Posix systems other than Linux.
a|Whether or not to allocate a dedicated thread pool for use with the Unix Domain Socket based interface. This permits the use of the Unix Domain Socket connector as an emergency access connector when the server is over capacity.
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