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I'll test this branch with the nameshed-hsm-relay branch that was failing the rpmlint checks during packaging to verify that this PR fixes the issue. |
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It passes when used in my packaging run, e.g. see here. |
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New * Reworked setting of user and group. If not provided explicitly, the group will now be set to the user’s group. The list of supplemental groups will be initialized from the user’s group list. ([#11]) * Allow manually creating the process configuration so it can be used without the _clap_ argument parser. ([#12]) * Added support for systemd’s socket activation. ([#13])
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This PR updates setting of user and group ID along the lines of what Unbound does.
This requires a bit of trickery to be portable. I hope the commentary in the code is sufficient to explain what’s going on.
This PR builds on #9 and supersedes it.