In 4.0.0, The underlying server that runs the manager service was also binding to port 8009 for something that was not required. In 4.0.1, it was supposed to be disabled but instead, it was inadvertently set to bind to port 1 which meant the service needs to run as root.
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Create a folder next to your DOCUMENT_ROOT, let's call it "filestore". Make sure it's writable by www-data or whichever user runs apache. Now, you should be able to move the files into that folder. Note they will be owned by www-data:www-data typically - or whatever user and group your server is set up to run as. The reason I put the "filestore" folder next to the DOCUMENT_ROOT folder is that you can be sure the webserver can read the file path up to DOCUMENT_ROOT. Otherwise you run the risk of a folder part way up the path not being readable, and that'll stop you dead. e.g. if you have /usr/local/media as your target folder and /usr/local isn't readable (and executable) by the webserver, you're toast.
If all this works and you absolutely must have you media elsewhere, you can have the "filestore" folder anywhere so long as the whole path to it is read/executable by the webserver. Check each directory in the path. 2ff7e9595c
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