Allow server to be installed as other user then root #216
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brambokdam
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| <div class="control"> | ||
| <%= f.text_field :name, class: "input", placeholder: "Name", | ||
| data: { error: @server.errors[:name].first } %> | ||
| </div> | ||
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| <%= f.label :name, class: "label", value: "Username for the root user" %> |
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I think the label should als have the :username name.
Sometimes you don't want your server to run as root user, this PR adds a way to set the user when creating a new server. To make it simple for "normal" usage, we default to root. Fixes: intercity#94
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Sometimes you don't want your server to run as root user, this PR adds a way to
set the user when creating a new server. To make it simple for "normal" usage,
we default to root.
Fixes: #94