This relates to a Linux code in which the access of an application is changed from root to non root. Initially in the former case, it was possible to create a TCP server socket by the application but as soon as the non root access was exercised, the socket didn't get created anymore with the same code. Can someone suggest what SE Policies should be added (and to which files) to solve this issue?
Bruno Martin
Not sure but it is the kind of question better fit for Stackoverflow than ResearchGate. Posting there will also give you much more chance to get answer to your IT questions...
https://stackoverflow.com/
Good luck
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Dr. Maria Sette
https://superuser.com/questions/710253/allow-non-root-process-to-bind-to-port-80-and-443/892391#892391
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