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| ===== authbind ===== | ===== authbind ===== | ||
| - | An alternative may be to use authbind. | + | An alternative may be to use authbind. |
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| + | Install authbind using your favorite package manager for your Linux Distribution. | ||
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| + | Configure it to grant access to the relevant ports, e.g. to allow 80, 21, 23,25, 110, etc 443 from all users and groups: | ||
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| + | sudo touch / | ||
| + | sudo touch / | ||
| + | and so forth for all ports you are using below 1025 ... | ||
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| + | sudo chmod 777 / | ||
| + | sudo chmod 777 / | ||
| + | and so forth for all ports you are using below 1025 | ||
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| + | Now execute your command via authbind (optionally specifying --deep or other arguments, see the man page): | ||
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| + | sudo authbind --deep / | ||
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| - | A detailed example should be added here. | ||
| ===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
