How do Unix Domain Sockets differentiate between multiple clients?TCP has the tuple pairs (IP Addr/port/type) to tell one client from another. UDP passes the client IP and port. How does the unix domain keep track of different clients? In other words the server creates a socket bound to some path say /tmp/socket. 2 or more clients connect to /tmp/socket. What is going on underneath that keeps track of data from client1 and client2? I imagine the network stack pl
