maybe systemd will come up with some kind of sandboxing that automaticaly converts TCP servers to unix sockets and unix sockets to TCP listeners available only in network namespace of individual users :-D
Actualy namespacing syncthing per user might be enough for every user at same system to run syncthing at tcp/8080 or whatever.
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maybe systemd will come up with some kind of sandboxing that automaticaly converts TCP servers to unix sockets and unix sockets to TCP listeners available only in network namespace of individual users :-D
Actualy namespacing syncthing per user might be enough for every user at same system to run syncthing at tcp/8080 or whatever.
Ask and ye shall receive: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/syst...
I use it for the usecase you describe.