It's handy to be able to set the auth-worker user. It's even handier to be able to set the auth-worker group. If the shadow file needs to be read by the auth-worker (for system accounts), the group can be set to 'shadow' (you could also set the user to root, but the former is preferable). This is per the Dovecot Wiki.
The title of the auth-worker user resource was adjusted, as master didn't make sense. Also, the require on userdblistener1 seems wholly unnecessary to me; I was able to re-apply without problem, but it may be wise to test this on a fresh install. Still, auth-worker user and group aren't nested under anything in conf.d/10-master.conf, which is the only thing I know of that would necessitate a require dependency.
It's handy to be able to set the auth-worker user. It's even handier to be able to set the auth-worker group. If the shadow file needs to be read by the auth-worker (for system accounts), the group can be set to 'shadow' (you could also set the user to root, but the former is preferable). This is per the Dovecot Wiki.
The title of the auth-worker user resource was adjusted, as
masterdidn't make sense. Also, the require onuserdblistener1seems wholly unnecessary to me; I was able to re-apply without problem, but it may be wise to test this on a fresh install. Still, auth-worker user and group aren't nested under anything inconf.d/10-master.conf, which is the only thing I know of that would necessitate a require dependency.P.S. This PR is clean too.