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From: Blue Boar (BlueBoar
thievco.com)Date: Thu Jul 04 2002 - 02:05:16 CDT
Is there any point in needing to be root in order to allocate the low ports
on unix-like systems, anymore? Could we get away from having to have some
daemons even have a root stub in order to listen on a low port? What would
break, and what new holes would be created? Could some sort of port ACL
simply be used that says a particular UID can allocate a particular range
of ports?
Discuss.
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