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auto-start on server boot a non-root installed eDirectory 9.2.6 on RHEL 7 (systemd)

Zan
 

Hello,

I have just posted here:  auto-start on server boot a non-root installed eDirectory 9.2.6 on RHEL 7 (systemd) 

But remembered this might be more of an eDirectory problem...

I have installed non-root eDirectory 9.2.6 (with patches) on RHEL 7.9. And I want eDirectory to automatically start on server boot:

So to make it clear this is installed as non-root and I want to run it as non-root. I have looked through the documentation (more details in the link above) but seems like I am missing the bit pertaining my case.

Surely someone has already done it and can give some tips on how to do this? Thanks in advance and thank you for even taking the time to read through my post Slight smile

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