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# Re: Fun with FUP and root.

- Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997 23:44:29 PST
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    On Wed, 26 Feb 1997, Jeff Dubrule wrote:
    > um . . .  I should point out that nothing suggested so far has adequately
    > dealt with multiple port listening.  If you wanted more than just the
    > startup port to be < 1024 . . .

    Hrm.  Perhaps this is a stupid question, or an FAQ, but is the server
    inherently capable of multiple port listens?

    If so, then it should be as trivial for that case; simply create/bind all
    sockets before switching away from root.

    As for outgoing ports, I can't see a need for any outgoing port to ever be
    <1024 -- that just seems silly to me ;)

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