** Description changed: we should use a system user for running the sssd services. this is done by configuring it --with-sssd-user=sssd design ideas for a sssd service as user: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/sssd- [email protected]/thread/WPKEYGQ6WU6VE56GFGLNXCX4BTJXUOPQ/ the most trouble likely arises for migrating previous installations (file ownerships) and creating directories owned by the local sssd user/group on initial installation (since we likely won't allocate a global user id, and so build-time user ids won't be the same as install-time user ids) + + we have to figure out how we sync the compiletime usage of SSSD_USER in + Makefile.am done at runtime (to prevent id mismatches).
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