Closed DanielsMaCoogan closed 6 years ago
We highly suggest that any real-time applications be run as root. The recommended workflow would be to use Maven or Gradle to create a "deployment" task that emits a .jar of your project somewhere on disk and then start that .jar from the command line with sudo
privileges instead of having to run your IDE as root.
If that isn't a feasible solution, there is a workaround, but we don't suggest that you use it on a production target. You can modify the user's PAM ulimit limits. Edit the file /etc/security/limits.conf
with the following additions:
[username] soft cpu unlimited
[username] - rtprio 100
[username] - nice 40
[username] - memlock unlimited
Then reboot. You should now be able to spawn real-time threads as a non-root user.
Thank you, that is exactly the information I was looking for.
I have successfully used intellij to build and run the program using the provided examples and some more that I developed for testing. To do this however I have been running Intellij with sudo privileges. I have done some reading on internet and understand this not a bug but I still would like some help or pointers of how to work around.
Error from attempted run without sudo privileges is "Cannot start realtime thread, do you have permission"
Please let me know if you require more information but if I understand correctly this is already a discussed topic and you may be able to provide a link to another discussion that could provide pointers on how to resolve the problem.
thanks, Matt