Oscar Ricardo Silva wrote:
--with-portrange=low,high bind unreserved TCP server sockets to
ports within this range unlimited
--with-tcpportrange=low,high bind unreserved TCP server sockets to
ports within this range unlimited
Which appear to be the exact the same thing ... I read through the
portusage document and that didn't make things any clearer.
They are indeed exactly the same thing. --with-portrange existed
first, then when the configure option --with-udpportrange was added
the symmetrical equivalent --with-tcpportrange was introduced.
The option --with-portrange is deprecated.
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