DorianCoding

Thanks for your answer. it is also what I have understand from this function but I have no strict idea how to change the guid (just for the socket I...

This command works only for root not casual users during my tests. I was wondering if using the uid to fetch `getpwuid()` for pw_name then loop through [getgrouplist](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/getgrouplist.3.html) could work....

hello, > This could work - but we're not interested in implementing or maintaining such code - if you want to use the --management-client-groups feature (which is a rarely used...

> > It is indeed possible to setgid but it requires elevated privileges that a casual user has not. It could be possible to put a sguid but this is...

> > However setgid does return a EPERM when the gid is not the same, even if you are belonging to this group during my tests. > > setgid() requires...

Hello, You are right. I was thinking as the socket is generating as 777 it was important but yeah creating the directory will fall into global group restrictions and user...

So this said those functionalities could be replaced by this trick, as it would rely on file permissions. Whereas it does not seem to be a good idea to replace...

> The issue is already fixed by [#360 (comment)](https://github.com/phpmyadmin/sql-parser/pull/360#issuecomment-954721943). Kindly @DorianCoding, can you test with the latest version? (5.2.0) It seems indeed that the problem is solved using phpmyadmin 5.2...

> Availability is done yet by checking the SSH port is opened or not. Ping availability checkup is not yet implemented. > > Red flag but connecting is possible or...

> Is this patch going to break existing clients? I think it would be better to give priority to user_name if it is set and if not set, fall back...