Hmm, yes, it would.
You will also have to set ucc_pidfile to a location that is writable to the user that you want to use. The standard location, /var/run, is writable by root only.
By the way, I would not use 'nobody' as the user. With the various system processes that tend to run as 'nobody', 'nobody' can become quite a privileged user!
Create a user new user and use that. Use /sbin/nologin as its shell, and /dev/null as its home, and it won't cause any security problems.
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