Matt <matthieu.nant...@gmail.com> writes:
> I would like to use the type "service" to ensure that a service is currently
> started. Is there a way to specify a user that must run start or stop
> command?
No. Traditionally, the start and stop commands would ensure that the software
ran as the correct user internally — most of them map directly to the OS
facilities that start and stop services at boot time, which require that.
I would strongly advise you follow that same path, because otherwise you
risk a tiny typo or user-error resulting in your daemon running as root.
Daniel
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