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Help Center >Admin Portal Guide>Account>User>Unix system

Unix system

When using the Linux system root authority or sudo authority to start the Raysync service, it supports configuring the Linux system user authentication. Click User Integration, select Unix System - Authentication Configuration, and click Save. It prompts that the save is successful and the configuration is successful. (The Raysync service started by ordinary Linux system users does not have permission to perform this configuration.