Re: [Bayonne-devel] FYI: how to run Bayonne as non-bayonne, non-root user.

[David Sugar]

What I normally do is create a "bayonne" group in /etc/groups and then make 
specific users a member of it.  Bayonne, when started by root, by default, 
creates these things under group "bayonne" if it exists.

On Wednesday 23 July 2003 04:49 pm, Erik Enge wrote:
> As a FYI for posterity or something that can be included in the admin
> manual, here are the steps I had to go through to make Bayonne 1.2.6 run
> as user x, group x:
>
>   * chown x.x /dev/shm/.bayonne [tmpfs in bayonne.conf]
>   * chown x.x /tmp/.bayonne
>   * chown -R x.x /share/sys/bayonne/bayonne/var [runfiles in bayonne.conf]
>   * chown -R x.x /share/elsewhere [datafiles in bayonne.conf]
>
> And then it worked like a charm!
>
> Erik.
>
>
>
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