I have not had to do what you want to do, but I would think the
womonitor/wotaskd launchd items is what determines that the wo
installation runs as appserver.... so changing appserver to root in
those places might be all that is needed. Of course this will
probably make all apps run as root.
If you want just one app run as root, then this unusual requirement
might be achievable as follows ....
wotaskd launches apps in spawnofwotaskd.sh script inside its own woa
bundle ..... maybe customizing this script might be a basis for
launching different apps as different users but I would think wotaskd
itself would have to be root to be able to launch another app as root
and the rest as appserver.
In any case, if I was doing this I would experiment on a dev server,
not a live production one.
HTH, Kieran
On Oct 12, 2007, at 7:33 AM, Mailinglist wrote:
Hi list
I know that this is unusual and I'm fully aware of any security
problems this might bear. But for one deployment of a webobjects
app we need the webobject app to start as root instead of
appserver. Where do I have to set this up?
Regards Thierry
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