Only raise a warning, not an error for privileged ports

On MacOS (and on Linux if using authbind) you don't actually need to use sudo to bind to ports < 1024, so node-foreman does not need to raise an error if that happens. Since we can't detect if this system will or will not require sudo we can just raise a warning. Signed-off-by: Matthew Allan <[email protected]>
strongloop · Aug 2, 2021 · 70eb8e0 · 70eb8e0
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diff --git a/lib/proc.js b/lib/proc.js
@@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ function start(procs, requirements, envs, portarg, emitter){
   var port = parseInt(portarg);
 
   if(port < 1024) {
-    return cons.Error('Only Proxies Can Bind to Privileged Ports - '+
-                      'Try \'sudo nf start -x %s\'', port);
+    cons.Warn('May Not Be Able To Bind to Privileged Port - '+
+                      'If Start Fails Try \'sudo nf start -x %s\'', port);
   }