Wednesday, June 27, 2001, 11:33:30 AM, you wrote:
HB> No, ports below 1000 are "well-known" ports. Administrator privilege is
HB> required to open a connection on one of these "well-known" ports. You
HB> therefore require root privileges to run tomcat on port 80.
Well thanks, but actually the restriction applies to ports < 1024. I'm
asking if there is a way to get around this. For example, Apache can
run as root then switch to user after the listening socket(s) is
bound.
P.S. Would anybody know why it took an actual 8+ hours for my post to show up,
yet the reply from Hamish went out immediately?
HB> -----Original Message-----
HB> From: T [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
HB> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 5:24 PM
HB> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HB> Subject: running on 80 as user
HB> Can I run Tomcat as standalone on port 80, as a user instead of as
HB> root? Thanks.
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Best regards,
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