Does WebALARM requires root privileges to run in Linux environment?

Question:

Answer: Yes.

Under UNIX environment, 'root' privilege is required by WebALARM for its operation to access files owned by various owners in the local filesystem.

In Windows environment, WebALARM runs with 'Localsystem' privilege.

More information:

N/A

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