Suggestion from Clint is to enhance pre- and post- syntax such that the
setuid and setgid stanzas can also appear in a pre-post section. If they
do, these values are used rather than the "globally" specified
setuid/setgid value. For example:
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# this is the "global" value for setuid. If not overriden, all job processes
will run as user 'foo'
setuid foo
pre-start setuid bar script
echo this runs as user 'bar'
end script
post-stop setuid baz exec echo this runs as user 'baz'
exec echo I run as user 'foo'
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This is a very elegant solution to the problem. For now however, it is
possible to work around the limitation by creating a separate .conf file
to handle the pre/post conditions whilst running as root.
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: upstart
Importance: Undecided => Low
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upstart 1.4: setuid/setguid apply to ALL scripts
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