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   > I can't see any specific differences in my port forwarding rules.  Some work,   
   > some don't.  Forwarding to port 940 (for my smtp port, relayed from another   
   > server), 110 for pop3 and port 119 (nntp) don't forward.  If I try to telnet   
   > to the local IPs and ports, it works, but not using the domain.  I'm behind a   
   > VPN, so it's not hairpinning.  All of the rest of my port forwarding rules   
   > work fine (I've got about 20 of them), except for these 3 and maybe one or 2   
   > others.  I can't see anything consistently wrong with them or the rules.   
   > Does anyone have any ideas?   
      
   I don't use pfsense so I don't know if this applies to your situation..   
      
   On linux ports <=1024 can only be opened by root. I use port 80 and 21 for my   
   BBS so I use setcap to give my application (bbbsd in this case) the   
   capability to open and use these ports, like so..   
      
   sudo /sbin/setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' bbbsd   
      
   The above command will need to be run whenever your application is updated or   
   reinstalled.   
      
   The Synchronet wiki talks about this and the authbind method to acheive this.   
      
   http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:linux_non-root   
      
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