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If I start a fm-consumer@.service unit file using the non --usersystemd instance, my callback is going to run as root, right?
Surely that's not what I want. All of my fedora infrastructure access in my own account, not roots, not to mention the security implications!
Is this really the way the fm-consumer unit is expected to run or is there something I am missing which is supposed to redirect the running of the callback back into a user's account (where in fact the callback is even in a users ~/.local/lib/python* in fact).
I'm surprised all of this, in it's entirety is not scoped to the user level.
How does any of this work on a multi-user system where users don't have root and want have their own FM consumers?
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If I start a
fm-consumer@.service
unit file using the non--user
systemd
instance, mycallback
is going to run as root, right?Surely that's not what I want. All of my fedora infrastructure access in my own account, not roots, not to mention the security implications!
Is this really the way the
fm-consumer
unit is expected to run or is there something I am missing which is supposed to redirect the running of the callback back into a user's account (where in fact the callback is even in a users~/.local/lib/python*
in fact).I'm surprised all of this, in it's entirety is not scoped to the user level.
How does any of this work on a multi-user system where users don't have root and want have their own FM consumers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: