linux - nginx starts with non-root permissions

Question

I want to start nginx with non-root permissions but the error failed (13: Permission denied). According to the information found on the Internet, I need to modify #user nobody in nginx.conf to: user root, and then reload it. But I follow I did it, but the error still failed (13: Permission denied). How to solve this? Another way is to give a 755 permission, but I am not allowed to use this method. Please guide me, thank you

Answer 1

Non-root users cannot listen to ports below 1024.

Only two options:

1. nginx.conf configuration user nobody; listen <1024+>;

2. nginx.conf configures user nobody; listen 80; , and then starts it as root in the startup script or service. The worker will run as user nobody, and the master will run as root.

Answer 2

You can turn off selinux

Answer 3

Change to your user and group, not root

Answer 4

Services on ports below 1024 require root privileges to start.
If you want to use an ordinary user to start, it is recommended to configure a sudo permission for the ordinary user.