Root and non-root user sections (Linux)

The Root and Non-Root User sections contain parameters for a non-root user. This ensures that the root process executes commands for non-root user. Also, it specifies the location of the security key.

Remove the pound sign (#) character to enable TransferCmd and RemoteLogin parameters for the non-root user and revise them as follows:

By Defaultthe root and non-root user section is commented. It needs to be uncommented to use Failover as a non-root user. 
##   If User is root:
#    TransferCmd     = "/usr/bin/scp";
#    RemoteLogin     = "/usr/bin/ssh";
##   If User is non-root:
#    TransferCmd     = "/usr/bin/scp -i /home/smartsusr/.ssh/id_rsa";
#    RemoteLogin     = "/usr/bin/ssh -i /home/smartsusr/.ssh/id_rsa";
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##   If a non-root user is specified, the RemoteLogin and
##   TransferCmd options also need to be changed.
#    User            = "root";
TransferCmd = "/usr/bin/scp -p -i /home/smartsusr/.ssh/id_rsa"; 
RemoteLogin = "/usr/bin/ssh -i /home/smartsusr/.ssh/id_rsa";
User = "smartsusr";
#    ActionLogging   = false;