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Running Networker Client as non-root under Linux RedHat
Hi,
Our client is quite rigorous about running 3rd party software not delivered by RedHat. They don't want to run anything with root privileges. I tried to start the nsrexecd as a non-root user but it said "You are not authorized to run this command".
I assume it not recommended or even supported that the Networker Software runs as non-root user?
Bartosz Maruszewski
Our client is quite rigorous about running 3rd party software not delivered by RedHat. They don't want to run anything with root privileges. I tried to start the nsrexecd as a non-root user but it said "You are not authorized to run this command".
I assume it not recommended or even supported that the Networker Software runs as non-root user?
Bartosz Maruszewski
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December 16th, 2008 10:00
NetWorker client has to run as root. Think about it, how do you expect any backup software to back up a Linux/UNIX server as non-root.
Tell your client that NetWorker is a popular backup package that runs on many many Red Hat servers (and I'm one of them).
Vic
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December 16th, 2008 14:00
My question is pure technological: is Networked able to run as non-root user and function correctly except for files it cannot access? Looking at the message I got it seems there is a hardcoded test if running as root. But it might be a permission issue in the configuration of the Networked Server software...
Bartosz Maruszewski
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December 16th, 2008 15:00
Hari5
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December 16th, 2008 15:00