Running Ubuntu Xenial (16.04) myself. I found that running as a
non-privileged user via systemd prevented listening on privileged ports
(like 25/587). So my systemd script runs as root - but ASSP then uses
the runAsUser/runAsGroup.
Daniel
On 9/4/2017 1:03 AM, m.huij...@evergreen-shipping.nl wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for suggestions on working with ASSP on Debian regarding
permissions and general good housekeeping. In particular:
1. Should the init script or systemd unit run ASSP as the dedicated
local ASSP user account ("assp")?
2. Is it generally recommended to use the runAsUser and/or runAsGroup
values? (I know what they do and how they work, just looking for best
practises.)
Consideration: I would like to be able to restart ASSP from its web
interface so AutoRestartCmd should work.
This machine is a dedicated ASSP machine running Debian 9. I'm in the
process of migrating from Ubuntu 16. The way things work are mostly
the same on both machines but I think this is a good opportunity for
improvements.
All suggestions are welcome.
Martin
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