tor 2003-05-15 klockan 07.05 skrev Pramod Bhandiwad:
> Thanks for responding Henrik.We are running squid as root.So I guess hacking
> the kernel to allow non root applications to bind to non local ip's is not
> necessary.
> Please suggest.
Only if you have hacked Squid not to change user id.. by default Squid
always changes to a non-privileged user upon startup, and refuses to
start if it can't.
Modifying the kernel to allow Squid running as a non-privileged user to
initiate foreign sessions is strongly recommended in favor of modifying
Squid to run as root..
Regards
Henrik
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