Brian Gallew writes:
G'day Brian.
The mechanism for ensuring your software runs with the right privileges
actually varies a lot: some providers (like launchd) handle that internally,
other platforms (like Debian) provide specific tools to do it.
Additionally, many applications integrate this su
The way you make the service start/stop by a specific user is to make sure
the OS-standard start/stop script do su/sudo at the correct point.
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 6:43 AM, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> Matt writes:
>
> > I would like to use the type "service" to ensure that a service is
> currentl
Matt 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
Hi !
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 ?
In the same way that "exec".
Regards,
Matt
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