Charly,
The URL, provided by Christopher, provides some very useful tips for
port 80 binding.
I would also like to add, another option (used in the hosting world) is
to create a VPS for the application server to run under.
So the application server would be able to run as root but yet in a
restrictive environment set by the VPS policy.
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Charly,
charly wrote:
jsvc seems to be no matter on this mailing list?
Well, this is the Tomcat mailing list... not the jsvc mailing list. Try
asking on the commons-user mailing list. We can't be experts on all
subjects posted to this list, even if jsvc /is/ often suggested as a
useful tool. I also suggest using 'cron' all the time, but asking
questions about cron on this list is a mistake, too.
Are there other tools for running tomcat on port 80 with nonroot user on
unix/solaris?
http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Securing_tomcat#Using_Port_80
Running apache only for nonroot port 80 access seems to be
oversized/extensive for me (maintenance,complexity,..)
Then use one of the other options.
- -chris
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