Setup should consider the account who started the setup

Current Situation

When installing the JobScheduler Master or the JOC Cockpit under linux with the user user_name, it may happen that the installed files do not belong to user_name but to the user root. The reason for this could be that the environment variable SUDO_USER is not set correct.

Desired Behavior

The setup should use the actual user by default even if the environment variable SUDO_USER is not set. It should be possible to start the setup.sh script with a parameter that contains the user to be used for the setup. Resolved with SET-174.

The file /etc/default/joc belongs to root:root after a JOC setup even when setting the user.

Maintainer Note

• The setup tries to detemine the current user via the SUDO_USER environment variable.
• Since Issue SET-174
  • This is only a default for that user for whom the setup should be executed.
  • If SUDO_USER is empty then "root" is the default user.
  • The user for whom the setup should be executed can be entered in
    • the <entry key="runningUser" value=""/> element of the jobscheduler_install.xml or joc_install.xml
    • a form during the setup dialog