All, I'm using red5 on a Fedora Core 5 box. I'm trying to run the red5 server as a regular user and not root, however that presents the problem that you can't run rtmpt over port 80 unless you have root privileges. I decided to give sudo privileges for the user I want to run red5 as to run apache ant and I've successfully done that. However, every time I run the sudo ant server command as the regular user in the red5 directory, the installed version of ant tries to use the default version of java that was installed on the linux box which is 1.4 which I know won't work with red5 when you are trying to bind it to a port lower than 1024. I have a version of java 1.5 installed on the linux box, and when I run the command java -version as both the regular user and root user it tells me the version it's using is the java 1.5, however for some reason the sudo command I'm running keeps trying to use the 1.4 version of java. Is there a separate classpath to set when using sudo? I really have no idea what else to try, any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Thanks, -Grant ------------------------------------- Grant Kohler [EMAIL PROTECTED] REACHMDConsult, Inc. http://www.reachmdc.com/ (770) 853-3556
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