according to rc.subr(8):
${name}_user
User to run command as, using chroot(8). if
${name}_chroot is set, otherwise uses su(1). Only
supported after /usr is mounted.
so in your /etc/rc.conf you could put:
hobbit_enable=YES
hobbit_user="hobbit"
-g
On 19/01/07, Don Munyak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have an application I'd like to startup at boot, however, the script
needs to be started by a non-user account.
If I put the startup script in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/hobbit.sh
How do I get it to start using the user account 'hobbit'
Thanks
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