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I created successfully a service on my Linux RedHat by copy the Unit-File to /usr/lib/systemd/system/mediation.service
I can successfully start/stop/enable/... the service with
systemctl enable mediation
systemctl start mediation
etc.
However, since systemctl
is usually executed by root, my application runs also as root. How can I configure the service that it runs under a different (non-privileged) user?
What if you separately add the commands to the sudoers file of the non-root user you want to run as? – ivanempire – 2016-07-07T19:34:38.683