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It is about command "who am i".
Platform: Solaris 10 sparc.
when i logon as root,then su - user2,user2 is regual user when i type "who am i "command it should echo root,but now it echo user2 by the way,when i type command "tty" in this cosole,it echo "/dev/syscon",not like "/dev/pts/N".it only happened in /dev/syscon. if the termial is /dev/pts/N ,it will echo root normal.why ? thank u |
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