Re: Run Apache as Non Root user on port other than 80

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Vasanth Kumar ravi wrote:
> Ok so the only way to run them using the ports 80/443 is to run as Root
> user .

You *start* as root.  The user and group directives have Apache change the
context for serving all of the requests coming into the server, so they are
NOT running in a root context (but as restricted a context as you want to
create for your requirements).

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