Not sure if that's your case, but if you have user elasticsearch managed by
ldap, then rpm will not create it locally.
On Tuesday, 30 December 2014 19:30:00 UTC+1, sco...@yahoo-inc.com wrote:
I've just installed Elasticsearch 1.4.2 using the RHEL RPM. I noticed
that it didn't create a new user "elasticsearch" nor did it create a new
group "elasticsearch". Nor are any of the directories I'd expect the
default user to be able to read and write owned by anything other than root.This doesn't seem correct, at least from my perspective. Won't the
service not run correctly without having the default user and group already
existing? Do I have to manually create the elasticsearch user and group?
What directories should I have that user/group own? Are they're other
changes that I have to manually make?Thanks,
S.J.
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