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# Domain Socket
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::: danger
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We recommend writing it to the `listen` field in [inbounds](../inbound.md)and the transport mode can be TCP, WebSocket, or HTTP/2.
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Note that the DomainSocket option here may be deprecated in the future.
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Domain Socket uses standard Unix domain sockets to transmit data.
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The advantage of using DomainSocket is that it uses the built-in transport channel of the operating system and does not occupy the network cache. Theoretically, it is slightly faster than local loopback networks.
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Currently, it can only be used on platforms that support Unix domain sockets, such as Linux and macOS. It is not available until Windows 10 Build 17036.
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If DomainSocket is specified as the transport mode, the ports and IP addresses configured in the inbound and outbound proxies will be invalidated, and all transports will be replaced by DomainSocket.
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## DomainSocketObject
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`DomainSocketObject` corresponds to the `dsSettings` item.
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```json
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{
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"path": "/path/to/ds/file",
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"abstract": false,
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"padding": false
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}
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```
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> `path`: string
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A valid file path.
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::: danger
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This file must not exist before running Xray.
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> `abstract`: true | false
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Whether it is an abstract domain socket, with a default value of `false`.
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> `padding`: true | false
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Whether the abstract domain socket has padding, with a default value of `false`.
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