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## uds_socket_disconnect_demo.py
"""
A minimal, sequential demonstration of UNIX Domain Socket (UDS) failure.

This script illustrates a common pitfall with datagram (SOCK_DGRAM) UDS sockets.
When a client uses `connect()` on a UDS socket, it doesn't connect to the
filesystem *path*, but rather to the underlying kernel object, which is
identified by its inode.

If the server process restarts and recreates the socket at the same path,
a new file with a new inode is created. The already-connected client, however,
	"""
	A minimal, sequential demonstration of UNIX Domain Socket (UDS) failure.

	This script illustrates a common pitfall with datagram (SOCK_DGRAM) UDS sockets.
	When a client uses `connect()` on a UDS socket, it doesn't connect to the
	filesystem path, but rather to the underlying kernel object, which is
	identified by its inode.

	If the server process restarts and recreates the socket at the same path,
	a new file with a new inode is created. The already-connected client, however,