ons 2003-05-14 klockan 14.04 skrev Pramod Bhandiwad:
> As per you r instructions below , kernel was modified to allow non
> root applications to bind to non local addresses.But though binding is
> happening we are unable to establish the connection.
>
> Kindly suggest what has to be done.
>
> Warm Regards
> Pramod
>
>
> Prev Msg
>
> 1. Use Linux-2.2 (not 2.4)
> -- Kernel used - 2.2.25
>
> 2. Hack the kernel to allow non-root applications to bind sockets to
> non-local addresses.
> -- Enabled CONFIG_IP_TRANSPARENT_PROXY and recomplied the kernel.
Just enabling CONFIG_IP_TRANSPARENT_PROXY is not sufficient. You also
need to hack the kernel to allow non-root applications to bind sockets
to non-local addresses.
I do not remember today exacly what needed to be changed, but if you
look for where CONFIG_IP_TRANSPARENT_PROXY is used in the kernel it
should be easy to find.
Regards
Henrik
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