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| Subject: | Re: (mis)using RBAC... |
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| Date: | Fri, 15 Apr 2005 11:51:12 -0400 |
Benjamin,
On Solaris10 you should try to give the http daemon the privilege to open privileged port "PRIV_NET_PRIVADDR" so it doens't need to be start as root :)
This is exactly the focus of the article to be published next month. There are a few things you need to do besides just changing the UID and privilege sets for this to work which is why I wrote it up as a Sun BluePrints Cookbook. In addition, you can also remove some of the default (basic) privileges from the service since Apache will not need them. As a teaser, what you will be left with is something like:
I will make a note on my blog when the new article is published.
Take care, g
-- Glenn M. Brunette, Jr. Distinguished Engineer, Chief Security Architect Client Solutions, Global Data Center Practice CTO Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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