Release port 514 for non-root user

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Hi
I have Splunk installed with non-root user on Red Hat 7 and i can't listen to ports below 1024.
Especially we need to listen port 514 for one server. Is there any workaround to release port 514 to non-root user?
Thank for your help.

Started 2015-07-09T06:02:33+00:00 by

Dennis Tan

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SW Red Hat Guru 4022 points

9 July 2015 9:09 AM

Stephen Wadeley

Hello

Does this solution help How to bind ports below 1024 with non-root privilege.

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