Add setuid and setgid fork action #803
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Seems reasonable, but shouldn't we have a way to do |
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I have added setgid as well. Setgroups probably makes sense, but I don't have a need right now for it. Compared with original code I pushed, I have also removed any changes to the cross-platform API. |
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This allows the child to be a different user which is particularly useful if, for whatever reason, you need to run your program as root but want to spawn child processes as a different, non-root user.
Having something for group ID would also be good.
I'm also wondering if the
EioAPI could be related to #802 -- some kind of Job Control API?