Would love to see this fixed in Ubuntu. It's been around for close to two years. As stated in the Debian bug, simple work-around is to pass the -u flag to a bogus socket, e.g., "-u /tmp/ignored".
Would love to see this fixed in Ubuntu. It's been around for close to two years. As stated in the Debian bug, simple work-around is to pass the -u flag to a bogus socket, e.g., "-u /tmp/ignored".