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Assume that the operating system user of the SequoiaDB cluster is sdbadmin and the user group is sdbadmin_group. Now I want to modify the user of the SequoiaDB cluster from sdbadmin to sdb, and the user group from sdbadmin_group to sdb. Is it possible?

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Assume that the original installation directory is: /opt/sequoiadb 1. Create new users and user groups in Linux.

  1. Stop the entire cluster (including the sdbcm/sdbcmd/sdbom process).

  2. Modify the permissions of all files and data directories of the cluster in batches.

  3. Replace the new user to /etc/default/sequoiadb.

  4. Change the user group of /opt/sequoiadb/uninstall to: "root:root".

  5. Give /opt/sequoiadb/bin/sdbomtool the suid permission for the root user. The steps are as follows:      1) su - root      2) chown root:root /opt/sequoiadb/bin/sdbomtool      3) chmod 6755 /opt/sequoiadb/bin/sdbomtool

Note: After replacing a user, you need to ensure that the directory (including executables, data, log directories) can be used by new users.

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