socket ancillary data, FreeBSD implementation.

[devnexen]

using LOCAL_CREDS_PERSISTENT instead so we also get the send process id.

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[devnexen]

ping :)

[devnexen]

ping :) @cmb69

[devnexen]

ping :)

[devnexen]

ping :) @bukka if you can

[bukka]

Needed to read a bit of docs to understand it a little bit but from what I understood it makes sense to me to add it even though it's quite platform specific. Do you think there's any point to also support LOCAL_CREDS (e.g. for NetBSD)?

[devnexen]

ye, will try to do a new PR once merged.

[devnexen]

ping @bukka :-)

[bukka]

@devnexen I already approved it so you can merge it. Just don't forget to update NEWS and UPGRADING and maybe change the commit message to follow the format that we use (starting with capitalized verb...). E.g. something like: Extend socket ancillary data on FreeBSD or whatever makes better sense... :)

[devnexen]

Ah I can t merge it :-) but I can still update the other entries.

[bukka]

There's also SCM_CREDS2 added, right?

[devnexen]

yup

[bukka]

@devnexen It might make sense you request the access here: https://www.php.net/git-php.php . It's still good idea then to do PR's and try to get reviews but it should speed things up for you and also save a bit of my and other core devs time... :) In case you need then more info about our gitflow, see https://wiki.php.net/vcs/gitworkflow