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You don't need your own user. The rest is correct. (Though you can hardlink the installation.) And you can disable self-update, though it does it by default.
by paulddraper 10mo ago
You don't need your own user.
The rest is correct. (Though you can hardlink the installation.) And you can disable self-update, though it does it by default.
- gheltllck 10mo agoHard-linking and running concurrent self-updates, sounds like a recipe for disaster.
- pxc 10mo agoAh right, I've forgotten because I'm using a multi-user strategy and a patched version of the runner at this point anyway. The config directory for each runner is normally based on its install path (insane), something like that?
- paulddraper 10mo agoThe config directory based on the install directory, yes. To be fair, running multiple copies of a service isn't that common. E.g. if you wanted to run multiple copies of PostgreSQL you can't just do a vanilla install.