Hi, I have some clients that I would like to connect to Bono that are located behind a HTTP Proxy filtering ports. So the solution is to have Bono listening to websockets connections on port 443
Manually changing the startup script (from /etc/init.d) from port 5062 to port 443 is not enough because bono is launched with a user "bono" who has no root privileges... I try adding bono to the sudo group (sudo usermod -a -G sudo bono) but without success. Still permission denied to bind on 443... I have done an additional hack in the startup script: I removed the -chuid parameter and Bono is now starting as user root and it works fine Do you have any suggestion to do it in a safer way? (ideally through settings to avoid twicking the startup script that may be overwritten by each updates...) Thanks Olivier DURECU Bell Labs / IP Platform Research Villarceaux Center Tel: +33(0) 160402759 GSM: +33(0) 683776482 _______________________________________________ Clearwater mailing list [email protected] http://lists.projectclearwater.org/listinfo/clearwater
