On 2005年1月21日, Anthony Liguori wrote:
> Out of curiosity, why is that? Is it the storage overhead? Increasing
> the number of processes? Or simply just the additional administrative
> headache?
more daemons means more things to get run when you least want them to run. 
It's just a good idea to keep the daemons to a minimum. Requiring a daemon 
to translate a unix domain socket to ip just strikes me as very 
unnecessary.
But, I'm not writing it, so past a point I think you should ignore my 
requests if you don't like them :-)
ron
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