[Red5] sudo red5 problem

[Timon Reinhard]

Hi Grant,

I guess your $JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the installation 
path of 1.4 (after sudoing)...

How do you start red5? Using red5.sh?

Regards,
Timon



Grant Kohler schrieb:
> All, 
> 
>    I'm using red5 on a Fedora Core 5 box.  I'm trying to run the red5 server
> as a regular user and not root, however that presents the problem that you
> can't run rtmpt over port 80 unless you have root privileges.  I decided to
> give sudo privileges for the user I want to run red5 as to run apache ant
> and I've successfully done that.  However, every time I run the sudo ant
> server command as the regular user in the red5 directory, the installed
> version of ant tries to use the default version of java that was installed
> on the linux box which is 1.4 which I know won't work with red5 when you are
> trying to bind it to a port lower than 1024.  I have a version of java 1.5
> installed on the linux box, and when I run the command java -version as both
> the regular user and root user it tells me the version it's using is the
> java 1.5, however for some reason the sudo command I'm running keeps trying
> to use the 1.4 version of java.  Is there a separate classpath to set when
> using sudo?  I really have no idea what else to try, any suggestions would
> be much appreciated!
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> -Grant
> 
>  
> 
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