Processes not running as root were not allowed to bind to ports below 1024.

So had to use port 8080, then use iptables to forward traffic from port 80 to 8080 internally.

using smartfox 1.6.2 on our live server I get the following errors on startup or bluebox which i am trying to run on port 80 (since our client has pretty much every other port in the world blocked!) 2010-03-24 12:46:55.853::INFO: Logging to STDERR via org.mortbay.log.StdErrLog 2010-03-24 12:46:55.94...

You are like some kind of genius. Fixed. I have to admit I found that post earlier and failed to read the bit properly about where the Java home directory is.

I had to use '/usr/libexec/java_home' rather than simply dumping in Library/Java/Home.

Thanks again.

Running on a mac and this folder doesn't exist;

smartfox/jre/lib/ext

has it changed to something else now? Have tried the files in lots of different places, but no luck with connection, simply says 'Cant oad db driver'

Weirdly this was all solved by turning off the 'game' flag on the rooms I was creating...

Wish I knew why...

OK here is my problem. Now running Server 1.6.8 (thanks Lapo for the Java runtime help) which I hoped would fix this problem, but it hasn't. Also running lasted Flash AS3 API. Basically I am having problems with a user being unable to enter game rooms that were created whilst they were in another ga...

I checked my java preferences and the order was as follows...

J2SE 5.0 32-bit
Java SE6 64-bit
J2SE 5.0 64-bit

So I jut swapped the order to put 'Java SE6 64-bit' at the top instead, and boom all of a sudden it runs fine...

Just tried this update on a fresh install of 1.6.6 on a mac...

On startup just get a 'Bad version number in .class file' error message and it aborts straight away...

Any ideas, or is this update not meant for mac users?