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Use ipc-channel with linux-abstract-ns - #69
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This change to
ipc-channelallows using an abstract Unix socket instead of/tmpforIpcOneShotServeron Linux.This is important because when I tested chillffi inside an LLM or other micro-systems with different permissions, chillffi did not work. It crashed immediately at the
ctorstage becauseipc-channelcould not establish even the initial connection due to not being able to use/tmp.More details are described here.
I applied this manually for chillffi so that it works this way until this is accepted in
ipc-channel.