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Read paragraph 3 of my first post for comments on getuid(). Hmmm, I see that I said to use getpwnam(). Actually, since we have the uid, we should use getpwuid().

ctermid() is a silly little...

Sign on to your system and type the command "env". I believe that you will find both variables set. At least I see them both on redhat.

And type "man environ". I see them as the first two...

The user name will be in the environment and you can get it with getenv(). The environment variable will be called either USER or LOGNAME. (Posix requires LOGNAME) Whichever variable your system...