Am Dienstag, den 18.07.2006, 07:33 -0700 schrieb Rick Herrick: > Norman Maurer wrote: > > org.apache.avalon.phoenix.interfaces.ApplicationException: Component > > named "pop3server" failed to pass through the Starting stage. (Reason: > > java.net.BindException: Permission denied). > > > > But i don't know why cause i called jsvc as root. > > > > Someone have a clue what todo? > > Run a netstat on the server and see if another process is using the port > for which your service is configured (standard POP3 is 110, I think). My > guess would be that something's already got 110, which is why permission > was denied, not because of inadequate perms on the root user.
No thats not the problem if i start it without commons daemon ( java -jar ....) it works. So no daemon is allready bind to this port. > > Just FYI (and you may already know this and be doing it for test/dev > purposes), it's generally not a good idea to run services as root. Any > server exploits can allow hackers to access the system as the owning user > of the service. We generally run Apache and Tomcat as www-data, etc., for > precisely that reason (as co-sysadmin of a system where we caught a guy, > who then bailed the system but not before kicking off rm -rf /). > I know and thats exactly why i want to use commons daemon. I just use -user root to see if its a permission problem. If all works like i asspected i want to start it as root and after that drop the privilieges .. bye Norman
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