Test ID:	1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.150405
Category:	Policy
Title:	GaussDB Kernel: Ensuring the Existence of the Socket File
Summary:	Some application programs may search for the socket file in the /tmp directory to;deceive the server. During the system startup, the socket file /tmp/ $;{USER} _mppdb/.s.PGSQL. ${PGPORT} is created by default to prevent some;applications from creating or overwriting the socket file in the /tmp directory. In;the file name, ${USER} indicates the installation username and ${PGPORT};indicates the port number of the MPPDB node. The path of the socket file is;related to the actual installation path. For details, see the unix_socket_directory;parameter in the ${GAUSSDATA} /postgresql.conf configuration file.
Description:	Summary: Some application programs may search for the socket file in the /tmp directory to deceive the server. During the system startup, the socket file /tmp/ $ {USER} _mppdb/.s.PGSQL. ${PGPORT} is created by default to prevent some applications from creating or overwriting the socket file in the /tmp directory. In the file name, ${USER} indicates the installation username and ${PGPORT} indicates the port number of the MPPDB node. The path of the socket file is related to the actual installation path. For details, see the unix_socket_directory parameter in the ${GAUSSDATA} /postgresql.conf configuration file. CVSS Score: 0.0 CVSS Vector: AV:L/AC:H/Au:S/C:N/I:N/A:N
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