[aoc-collector non-root user]: Removing code that changes user from root to aoc in Linux #2259
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you need to update the systemd unit file to explicitly start the process as root. |
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…oot to aoc in Linux (#2259) * Removing code that switched user from root to aoc in linux * Adding aoc user in the systemd service
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Description:
Removing Code that changes user from root to aoc in linux for non-containers
Haven't removed RUN_IN_CONTAINER environment variable as it is getting used at this place as well.
Link to tracking Issue:
#2222
Testing:
Documentation:
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