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Ouch From NGINX Unit webite: "Also on Linux-based systems, wildcard listeners can’t overlap with other listeners on the same port due to rules imposed by the k
by egberts1 2y ago
Ouch
From NGINX Unit webite: "Also on Linux-based systems, wildcard listeners can’t overlap with other listeners on the same port due to rules imposed by the kernel. For example, :8080 conflicts with 127.0.0.1:8080; in particular, this means :8080 can’t be immediately replaced by 127.0.0.1:8080 (or vice versa) without deleting it first."
Systemd (PID 1) also needs to start stopping their opening network sockets. In short, systemd now needs a systemd-socketd to arbitrate socket allocations.
I am never a fan of PROM, firmware, nor PID1 opening a network socket; it is very bad security practice.