Re: [squid-users] What if I have no permission to write into /usr/local?

On Friday 18 July 2003 01.35, Adam wrote:

> I totally agree but some companies have been using the same port
> for many, many years (back in the Netscape Proxy days) and it is
> just fixed/hard-coded everywhere.

Yes?

So either NAT the port, or tell your OS to allow applications to bind
to low ports even if not running as root. You are not using any
rhosts based services are you?

Regards
Henrik

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