orte: minor tweaks to run-as-root message #3242
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Two updates: 1. Remove the "run as root" error message from orterun.c, because that functionality is now in orted_submit.c (although it is still required in orte-dvm.c -- so sync the message in orted_submit.c and orte-dvm.c to be identical). 2. Slightly tweak the text of the "run as root" error message to explicitly state that we (strongly) suggest running as a non-root user (and add a little whitespace). Signed-off-by: Jeff Squyres <[email protected]>
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Two updates:
Signed-off-by: Jeff Squyres [email protected]
@rhc54 This is a minor tweak after a user sent me a question this morning asking what to do when shown the "do not run as root" message. It occurred to me that we don't explicitly state "Try running as another user," so I figured I'd tweak the message.