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Re: inittab process ownership



on Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 10:57:19AM -0500, Dahiroc, Patrick (PDahiroc@ARMILLAIRE.com) wrote:
> is it possible to have processes brought up via inittab not to be owned by
> root?  i would like some user processes automatically brought up on boot-up
> and automatically respawned, but i want the process to be owned by a
> non-root user.  i'm aware that daemontools and the like can do this for me,
> but i would prefer to use inittab directly.

man su?  Not sure, but that's where I'd look.  Possibly also a suid
executable, where UID != root.

I think you're better off with the /etc/init.d approach, myself.

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