Re: ports problem

On Wed, Apr 30, 2003 at 12:06:46AM +1000, Daniel Santamaria wrote: > i thought reserved ports were below 1024 only! can anyone else confirm > that? Well, I don't do much with ports but I had this number 5000 stuck in my mind without being sure whether it was correct or where I'd got it from. So

Re: ports problem

Quoting Daniel Santamaria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > i thought reserved ports were below 1024 only! can anyone else confirm > that? They indeed to start at 1024, no doubt. But the Debian Java policy says that an application is not allowed to do anything possibly harmful by default, therefore you will

Re: ports problem

i thought reserved ports were below 1024 only! can anyone else confirm that? thanks On 0, David Jardine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, Apr 29, 2003 at 10:29:25PM +1000, Daniel Santamaria wrote: > > hey all, > > > > i have written a simple java-based elevator simulator program. It uses >

Re: ports problem

On Tue, Apr 29, 2003 at 10:29:25PM +1000, Daniel Santamaria wrote: > hey all, > > i have written a simple java-based elevator simulator program. It uses > ports, which i have set to numbers 2001, and 2002. I have also tried > other ports (below 1024 of course). Don't unreserved ports start at 50

Re: ports problem

Quoting Daniel Santamaria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > hey all, > > i have written a simple java-based elevator simulator program. It uses > ports, which i have set to numbers 2001, and 2002. I have also tried > other ports (below 1024 of course). > > I get "connection refused" when i initialise the

ports problem

hey all, i have written a simple java-based elevator simulator program. It uses ports, which i have set to numbers 2001, and 2002. I have also tried other ports (below 1024 of course). I get "connection refused" when i initialise the app on my debian system. It works fine on windows machines.