Markus Humm wrote:
> Hello Arno,
>
> I fear you misunderstood what I wrote:
Indeed I did, and I must admit that I'm a true, bloody
beginner with unix-like OSes, being socialized with DOS and
later with Windows, shame on me..
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Hello Arno,
I fear you misunderstood what I wrote: the one party who MUST know about
this because they've created the OS X would be Apple! My suggestion was
to bother their support with this as well!
If you cannot find the reason in their docs then contact their support.
Greetings
Markus
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Arno Garrels wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently porting the TFtpServer to OS X.
> I get error EACCESS on the attempt to bind a socket to port 21 on the
> Mac, higher port numbers work fine.
>
> So I searched the internet and found this:
> "When the address type of the socket identified by the
> sock
Markus Humm wrote:
> Hello,
>
> for developpers there is a free support form or something like this
> available. That one I used at least once for getting answers of some
> "bureaucratic" questions before starting some development.
>
> You'll get answers from them but bear in mind when asking tha
Hello,
for developpers there is a free support form or something like this
available. That one I used at least once for getting answers of some
"bureaucratic" questions before starting some development.
You'll get answers from them but bear in mind when asking that those who
answer play a bit dum
Fastream Technologies wrote:
> Ports < 1024 require admin rights on most OS. Never used Mac OS X but
> maybe it has a mechanism similar to UAC(?)
As I wrote, I tried sudo open which is similar as starting a process
As Administrator on Windows.
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> Best Regards,
>
> SZ
> On Thu,
Zvone wrote:
> Maybe a stupid question but have you tried to telnet to localhost,
> port 21 to see if anything else listens on it? perhaps a hanged
> process/thread?
The port is not in use.
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Ports < 1024 require admin rights on most OS. Never used Mac OS X but maybe
it has a mechanism similar to UAC(?)
Best Regards,
SZ
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 18:17, Arno Garrels wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently porting the TFtpServer to OS X.
> I get error EACCESS on the attempt to bind a socket to por
Maybe a stupid question but have you tried to telnet to localhost, port 21
to see if anything else listens on it? perhaps a hanged process/thread?
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Hi,
I'm currently porting the TFtpServer to OS X.
I get error EACCESS on the attempt to bind a socket to port 21 on the Mac,
higher port numbers work fine.
So I searched the internet and found this:
"When the address type of the socket identified by the socket_descriptor is
AF_INET, the thread
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