> >
> >> Hello.
> >>
> >> Please explain someone why the Java API has not yet implemented a method
> >> that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
> >>
> >> To accomplish this simple task, you have to make so
On 11/09/17 09:29, DoWhile ForEach wrote:
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> Please explain someone why the Java API has not yet implemented a method
> that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
Because it's tricky to do in Java, but trivial to do in C and then use
the invocation API?
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2017 at 9:29 AM, DoWhile ForEach
wrote:
Hello.
Please explain someone why the Java API has not yet implemented a method
that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
To accomplish this simple task, you have to make some workarounds.
A striking example of such workarounds is j
meone why the Java API has not yet implemented a method
>> that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
>>
>> To accomplish this simple task, you have to make some workarounds.
>> A striking example of such workarounds is jsvc tool from the Apache
>>
plemented a method
> that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
>
> To accomplish this simple task, you have to make some workarounds.
> A striking example of such workarounds is jsvc tool from the Apache
> commons-daemon project for Tomcat server:
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Hello.
Please explain someone why the Java API has not yet implemented a method
that allows you to set the effective user ID of the Java process.
To accomplish this simple task, you have to make some workarounds.
A striking example of such workarounds is jsvc tool from the Apache
commons-daemon
