# How to install node red and recognizer

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**Created:** [22 October 2023 07:50 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/how-to-install-node-red-and-recognizer/82249 "2023-10-22T07:50:51Z")\
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> [@azxo1](#):
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> `sudo systemctl start nodered GalZoli:GalZoli`

You really want to put the user/group into the startup script - the example I gave shows how.

I think you can use `sudo systemctrl edit --full nodered` to use your command line editor to change the script.

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Questions about installs and running seem to be cropping up again repeatedly with seemingly a new generation of Node-RED users. So I've created an FAQ:

> [@Should I install and/or run Node-RED with an admin account? (SUDO)](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/should-i-install-and-or-run-node-red-with-an-admin-account-sudo/82402):
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> You MAY install Node-RED using elevated privileges (e.g. using sudo on a Linux system) - this is generally required if installing as a "global" node-red install -g ..... Which many people do. You should NOT run Node-RED using a privileged account (e.g root on Linux systems). Since this is very insecure and will also almost certainly cause you many issues later on. For a low security installation, you might install globally using elevated privileges and run using the same account as you usuall…

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