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1- Start server
   gio/tests/.libs/gdbus-example-peer --server --address unix:abstract=/tmp/peer/myaddr

2- Check the open fds for server process
   lsof -a -p 8253
   ..................
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    0u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    1u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    2u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    3u  0000        0,9        0     6602 anon_inode
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    4u  unix 0xf1005680      0t0   966830 @/tmp/peer/myaddr

3- Run the client
   gio/tests/.libs/gdbus-example-peer --address unix:abstract=/tmp/peer/myaddr

4- Check the open fds for server process again
   lsof -a -p 8253
   ..................
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    0u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    1u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    2u   CHR      136,1      0t0        4 /dev/pts/1
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    3u  0000        0,9        0     6602 anon_inode
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    4u  unix 0xf1005680      0t0   966830 @/tmp/peer/myaddr
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    5u  unix 0xf1004280      0t0   965811 @/tmp/peer/myaddr
   gdbus-exa 8253 imran    6u  0000        0,9        0     6602 anon_inode

5- Please note the fd '5u' which is created when client makes connection but even when the client goes down, the descriptor is still there..
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=734281