[rqd] Set uid and gid when creating user for a job #1480
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When a user has to be created with useradd, the user should have the same uid and gid of the user who created the job. This ensures directories and files created during the execution have the write permissions. Not explicitly setting uid and gid causes problems for dockerized rqds trying to write to shared storage volumes mounted in bind mode.
minor change to allow overriding the string used to identify the OS distro.
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When a user has to be created with
useradd, the user should have the sameuidandgidof the user who created the job. This ensures directories and files created during the job execution have the same permissions.Not explicitly setting uid and gid causes problems for dockerized rqds trying to write to shared storage volumes mounted in bind mode.
SP_OS(Constant used to identify a host distro) using the config file.