Those are pathname UNIX domain sockets, so you address them through the socket file, which is conventionally stored somewhere under /run.
You can run "netstat --listening --unix" to list the UNIX domain servers on your system, to get an impression.
Those are pathname UNIX domain sockets, so you address them through the socket file, which is conventionally stored somewhere under /run.
You can run "netstat --listening --unix" to list the UNIX domain servers on your system, to get an impression.
And what does the socket connect to?