Okay, I found a utility called 'redir' that runs as a daemon and acts as a
transparent proxy between two ports. I've got it listening on port 80 and
redirecting to port 6660, where the user-land server app is running. But if
I connect to port 80, netscape just sits there forever as though waiting for
a response. How can I find out what's happening?
On Mon, 15 May 2000, Ben Phillips wrote:
> I want a server to run on port 80 as a user process. I figure this means I
> have to let the user process run on a port > 1023, and then as root redirect
> port 80 to that high port. The question is, what's the easiest way to do
> this one simple redirection on a machine not currently running ip
> masquerading or other such things?
>
>
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> Ben Phillips / '_' ) ,,, "Bulls do not win bull fights;
> ">pynk@cc.gatech.edu | | ()|||||||||[:::) people do. People do not win
> \__.-._) ''' people fights; lawyers do."
> -- Norman Augustine
>
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Ben Phillips / '_' ) ,,, "Bulls do not win bull fights;
">pynk@cc.gatech.edu | | ()|||||||||[:::) people do. People do not win
\__.-._) ''' people fights; lawyers do."
-- Norman Augustine
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