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i am able to run tomcat as non-root with no problems.
however, if you installed tomcat as root, you'll need
to change a number of file permissions. specifically
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Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 1:51 PM
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Excellent, this is what I was looking for. How do you switch to
another
user? Is that configurable in the tomcat configs or do I do it at the
system level (through the startup.sh
On April 20, 2002 02:13 pm, David Lu wrote:
if you want tomcat to answer port 80 and want it to run
as non-root, then your best bet is to run apache in
front of it. that's what i currently do on one of my
servers.
On BSD UNIXes you can use the packet filter redirection
mechanism. Port 80
i was able to create a tomcat user and run it as tomcat instead of root.
i su to tomcat user and start catalina.sh.
At 01:33 PM 4/19/2002, Jay Wright wrote:
On solaris, is it possible to run tomcat as a user other than root?
Hopefully a config that can be set?
Jay
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on unix? i was under the impression that you could not bind to port 80 as a
user other than root.
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Subject: Re: Running Tomcat as a user other than root
i was able to create a tomcat user and run it as tomcat
instead of root.
i su to tomcat user and start catalina.sh.
At 01:33 PM 4/19
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i was able to create a tomcat user and run it as tomcat
instead of root.
i su to tomcat user and start catalina.sh.
At 01:33 PM
i am able to run tomcat as non-root with no problems.
however, if you installed tomcat as root, you'll need
to change a number of file permissions. specifically,
the work, and log directories under tomcat will
need to have permissions set to writable by other.
and if you need to install your
, April 19, 2002 10:50 AM
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Subject: RE: Running Tomcat as a user other than root
That's correct - on most (if not all) *NIX implementations,
you cannot bind to Post 80 except as a super-user. There's no
equivalent restriction in Windoze.
However, once that binding
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Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 1:51 PM
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Excellent, this is what I was looking for. How do you switch to another
user? Is that configurable in the tomcat configs or do I do
Could you please give details. What OS? What port? Everything I've read
since this can't be done for port 80.
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