[Failed message from Rainer Joswig]
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>In-Reply-To: <BAB0B8BA.4431%bruno.emond@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>References: <BAB0B8BA.4431%bruno.emond@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2003 11:46:53 +0200
>To: <www-cl@xxxxxxxxxx>
>From: Rainer Joswig <joswig@xxxxxxx>
>Subject: Re: Running cl-http under mac osx
>
>At 15:56 Uhr -0500 02.04.2003, Bruno Emond wrote:
>>I have downloaded the last version of cl-http (cl-http-70-159-devo).
>>
>>It seems that the only way to have cl-http running under MacOs X (10.2.4) is
>>to set the port to something else than 80 (let's say 8080).
>>
>>This is the error I get:
>>
>>Error in process HTTP Listener (80): UNAUTHORIZED-CLIENT-ACCESS:
>>Unauthorized client access. Permission denied.
>>
>>I also get the following error on the proxy start up:
>>
>>Error in process HTTP Listener (8000): OPENTRANSPORT-ERROR: Generic
>>OpenTransport error. Address already in use.
>>
>>
>>Any suggestions on how to configure OSX or cl-http to get rid of these
>>errors ?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Bruno
The application needs to have root rights to use port 80.
You also would need to make sure no other web server
uses port 80 (the Apache in Mac OS X uses it).
I often log in Mac OS X as a normal user and then run MCL
as root via a utility like "Pseudo".
(http://personalpages.tds.net/~brian_hill/pseudo.html)
You then can start CL-HTTP on port 80.
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