Need to run lshttpd with UID less than 60

[catfisch]

Hello all.
I Need to run lshttpd with UID less than 50. It won't allow me to run it unless the UID and GID in /etc/passwd and /etc/groups is less then 50 and 10 respectivley. Is there a way to force it to start anyway? On the OS i'm using I would have to add 50 users; which I don't want to have to do. Oh.. and I can't run suexec either. I just need the binary to skip the checks for UID and GID altogether.
Thanks!
Cat

[mistwang]

The minimum UID required is 11, 60 should be fine.

[catfisch]

Originally Posted by mistwang

The minimum UID required is 11, 60 should be fine.

I am trying to run it as UID 7 and the log/error.log says "user id must not be less then 50 and group id must not be less then 10. Please fix the above problem first!" So does this hold? Or is it in fact only 11?
Thanks,
V/R
Cat

[mistwang]

It is 11, not 50.

[catfisch]

Originally Posted by mistwang

It is 11, not 50.

OK i'll try to create (4) more users and just disable them. We'll see how that works.
Thanks!
-Cat

[catfisch]

Originally Posted by catfisch

OK i'll try to create (4) more users and just disable them. We'll see how that works.
Thanks!
-Cat

It does in fact start now (thank you!) ( ps-ef shows lscgid.3.3.22 and lshttpd.3.3.22) but I can't access it. I telneted to localhost 8888 and did a (get "/") but i don't get anything. Still looking into it. An Strace shows it looking for /proc/meminfo which could explain it. This OS doesn't use /proc or support threads allthough I don't see litespeed trying to do any threads. I'll keep trying ....
Thanks!
-Cat

[mistwang]

port is 8088 and 7080 by default.

[catfisch]

Originally Posted by mistwang

port is 8088 and 7080 by default.

but i changed them from the defaults. I get a response from nmap on 8888 and 7777 like I should but it can't serve a page. Any ideas?
-Cat

[mistwang]

blocked by firewall?