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I think you have omitted to start the plumber(4), so there is nothing
connected to its conventional mount point.

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Hi

I was wondering why does /mnt/plumb have no write permission by
default? Is this an installation problem on my side?

d-r-x------ M 26 fernan fernan  0 Nov 22 11:43 /mnt/plumb

in libplumb, plumbopen seems to remount the service to get write permission.

shouldn't something like
cat  plumbformatedmsg > /mnt/plumb/send be perfectly valid

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