avoid jsvc -user and use sudo instead if $RUN_USER provided #12
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…d sudo when running init.d script as root
…-existent directories for @pid_file and @log_file file paths + print user-friendly errors
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👍 @kares feel free to merge it, I'll release a new version as soon as this is resolved. |
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avoid jsvc -user and use sudo instead if $RUN_USER provided
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not sure how for others but for me and @boxofrad
jsvc -userdoes not really work.he even issued a pull to fix it #11 - got me thinking it's a bit useless to have it anyway (assuming I'm not the only one it does not work for).
now I assume the "safest" use for running trinidad is under an application (non-root) user and proxying with apache or whatever. the new
/etc/init.d/trinidadnow supports this case, even when it's boot-ed by root (I expected this to be accomplishable withjsvc -user).it's still possible to roll the "old" root way.
hopefully, this does make sense to others using the daemon on linux, would appreciate a review.
I also attempt to make directories for pid_file and log_file paths