Description
User Port Hack for Linux
Are you looking to restrict the use of ports for local users on your Linux system? Look no further than user-port-hack, a powerful kernel patch designed to give users control over a specific range of ports for running daemons.
Key Features:
- Restricts what ports a local user can use
- Allocates a range of ports per user
- Exclusive ports for running daemons
- Controlled via the ip_local_port_range sysctl/proc interface
- Available as a diff against RedHat's 2.4.9-31 kernel
Technical Specifications:
- File: Download here
- Publisher: Paul Warren
- Price: FREE
Usage Instructions:
For a given user with user ID uid, the user will be able to bind to ports: b + (uid - i) * n to b + (uid - i + 1) * n - 1. Ports below b + (uid - i) * n + l will not be allocated for outgoing connections.
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User Reviews for user-port-hack FOR LINUX 7
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user-port-hack for Linux is a useful kernel patch for restricting local user ports allocation. Great for controlling daemon port usage.
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User-port-hack is a game changer for managing port access! It’s reliable and easy to implement.
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This patch has streamlined my server management. I love the control it gives over port allocation!
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Absolutely fantastic! User-port-hack makes it simple to restrict ports for users effectively.
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A must-have tool for Linux users! The ability to manage port ranges is incredibly useful.
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Brilliant solution for daemon management. This patch has improved my system security significantly!
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I’m impressed with user-port-hack! It provides great control over which ports can be used.