Henrik Ahlgren <[email protected]> wrote: > Chris Green <[email protected]> writes: > > > The systemd services in question are of two types:- > > > > 1 - A collection of outgoing ssh connections which set up reverse > > tunnels so that I can log in to the system using ssh from home. (The > > system on the boat is behind a CGNAT mobile connection). > > > > 2 - Some python programs that run the displays on the boat. > > > > Neither of the above need root access but I do want them to run > > whenever the system is on, not just when I'm logged in. > > I would recommend that you create a dedicated user for the services > instead of utilizing your personal account, or consider using the > DynamicUser setting of systemd.
What would be the advantage? I am the only 'real' user on the system and it's almost certainly going to stay that way for as long as I'm around (which won't be all that long as I'm approaching 80 years old). The system doesn't have much else to do, it's dedicated to the above tasks plus automatically sending some data back home. -- Chris Green ยท
