Actually another daemon that seems to be deeply hardwired into glibc is nscd(8). All applications I have traced recently try to open the nscd socket. Whether n

Actually another daemon that seems to be deeply hardwired into glibc is nscd(8). All applications I have traced recently try to open the nscd socket. Whether nscd is still installed by any distro by default I don't know. I haven't seen it running for years.