Yes, you are right, I forgot it and I looked for some mistake in my
configuration ...
Thanks, Jiri
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> Jiri,
>
> Only root can open process that listen to TCP/IP ports lower than 1024.
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Title: [JBoss-user] running jboss as non-root user
> I would like to run jboss as non-root user (at unix). It
works when his servlet> container runs on port 8080, but if I swith to
port 80, I must run it as root.> Is it intent or do I something
wrong?
It is normal behaviour under
Jiri,
Only root can open process that listen to TCP/IP ports lower than 1024.
Maybe this could help:
"Tell iptables to forward incoming requests on port 80 to tomcat"
(http://rimuhosting.com/support/jsphosting.jsp)
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Running Tomcat on
Hallo,
I would like to run jboss as non-root user (at unix). It works when his servlet
container runs on port 8080, but if I swith to port 80, I must run it as root.
Is it intent or do I something wrong?
Thanks, Jiri
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