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Created Apr 11, 2014 by meejah@meejah

support unix-sockets as hidden-service endpoints

It would be nice if hidden-service setup supported proxying to a local unix-socket. nginx, Twisted (and probably others) support this for HTTP for example.

This would reduce the chances of "accidentally" listening on a public TCP port (and eases the task of verifying this) and is somewhat faster.

I'm unsure if it's better to have a new config-item, or overlap with the existing hidden-service listening specification.

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