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Hi @landed
If you’re running WordPress Multisite (Network), then you’re actually only running a single installation of WordPress, so it can only run under 1 user (that being www-data, dave or whatever you prefer).
If you want to run each site with it’s own user, then you need to setup regular WordPress for each site and you can contain them each in their own user.
You should not run PHP/Nginx/Apache with a user that can login - and never with a user that can sudo. The default www-data has the shell set to /usr/sbin/nologin.
So I will create a user for each website then…and it should not have sudo level and it can be a part of the www-data group (I think). I will see how easy this is to do. Thank you.