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faq:tcpip [2020/04/17 20:19] – [Bind] expand on the rebind issue. digital manfaq:tcpip [2020/04/17 20:20] – [Bind] Add a sub-section heading for rebind digital man
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 This error upon binding usually means that you're running Synchronet as non-privileged user account (e.g. not 'root') and the operating system you're running does not allow processes run under non-privileged user accounts to bind to low (TCP or UDP) port numbers (usually less than 1024). You can either use higher TCP port numbers in your configuration or have Synchronet switch to a non-privileged user *after* binding the TCP ports (see [[config:nix]] for details), see also: [[howto:Linux non-root]]. This error upon binding usually means that you're running Synchronet as non-privileged user account (e.g. not 'root') and the operating system you're running does not allow processes run under non-privileged user accounts to bind to low (TCP or UDP) port numbers (usually less than 1024). You can either use higher TCP port numbers in your configuration or have Synchronet switch to a non-privileged user *after* binding the TCP ports (see [[config:nix]] for details), see also: [[howto:Linux non-root]].
  
 +==== Rebind ====
 :!: **Answer:**\\ :!: **Answer:**\\
 If you're running a Unix-like operating system (not Windows) and get bind errors //only// when recycling servers: If you're running a Unix-like operating system (not Windows) and get bind errors //only// when recycling servers:

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