If the run.as user is set, the user who is starting nifi will need 'sudo
-u' access, according to the nifi.sh script.
If you want to avoid sudo access, just make sure the user executing nifi.sh
is the correct user, eg. nifi.
See line 327 [1] in nifi.sh.
This is my understanding at least. If some
You should also be aware, that you might have some issues listening or
using protected/privileged ports (1 - 1023 inclusive)
Regards
Edward
On Mon, 9 Aug 2021, 08:58 Jens M. Kofoed, wrote:
> No. But the user need rwx rights to all the folders which is configured
> for NiFi. And read+write to
No. But the user need rwx rights to all the folders which is configured for
NiFi. And read+write to all the files.
I create a user which is not allowed to login and change owners to all the
different folders. If you don’t charge folders for NiFi database, provanace,
content, logs etc. you shoul
