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root isn't the default -- the letters are being truncated, and the leading int used as a uid.
by subway 9y ago
root isn't the default -- the letters are being truncated, and the leading int used as a uid.
- Ded7xSEoPKYNsDd 9y agoIf you read the whole bug, you'd see that's not true. The parse for a number fails, and therefore the directive is ignored (with a warning in the journal). Without a (valid) user setting, services are started as root.