I added support for users who want nide to run as root. Previously, it assumed that the user would run as root and the files would be owned by another user (not root). This would cause nide to be run as "nobody" generating file permission errors. Adding --no-downgrade option allows for users to run as root.
I added support for users who want nide to run as root. Previously, it assumed that the user would run as root and the files would be owned by another user (not root). This would cause nide to be run as "nobody" generating file permission errors. Adding --no-downgrade option allows for users to run as root.