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│ 12:44:10 RLOGIN Unable to open IPV4 port: Error -1 (13)
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│ 12:44:10 RLOGIN Unable to open IPV6 port: Error -1 (13)
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│ 12:44:10 BINKP Listening on IPV4 port 24554 using interface "0.0.0.0" ░ │ 12:44:10 BINKP Listening on IPV6 port 24554 using interface "::" ░ │ 12:44:10 TELNET Unable to open IPV4 port:
Error -1 (13) ░ │ 12:44:10 TELNET Unable to open IPV6 port:
Error -1 (13) ░ │ 12:44:10 MANAGER Cryptlib not detected; SSL/SSH capabilities disabled ░ │ 12:44:10 EVENT Starting 0
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On 03-04-20 14:15, ryan wrote to The Millionaire <=-
On 04 Mar 2020, The Millionaire said the following...
Hey TM,
I think there are probably a couple of issues, but one that springs to mind is that you're not able to bind to ports below 1024 as a non-privileged user.
There are a couple ways around this.
Your best bet for now is to read "The Mystic Ecosystem" page on the
mystic wiki and watch for where it talks about this, and then research
the ideal way to deal with it for your configuration.
Yep, a commonly encountered issue on Linux. :)
I use the setcap method, which works well for me.
... If the British can survive their meals, they can survive anything.
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On 03-05-20 05:27, The Millionaire wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Yep, a commonly encountered issue on Linux. :)
I use the setcap method, which works well for me.
... If the British can survive their meals, they can survive anything.
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What's the setcap method?
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