Tatodetect daemon doesn't run under a non-privileged user.

[loolmeh]

Running tatodetect under a normal user gives a permission denied error from booster:

tatoeba@tatovm:~$ tatodetect -c /etc/tatodetect.js 
[NOTICE] website to be launched
[NOTICE] website launched
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'booster::system::system_error'
  what():  system: Permission denied
Aborted

This is kinda important for init scripts, at least handle transitioning from root to some other user after the daemon is started.

[allan-simon]

I think you can, as long as you don't use a port < 1024

[loolmeh]

I'm using port 4242. Can you confirm that this actually works? Maybe I'm overlooking something in my setup.