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kerneldaemon
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RE: not whoami, but whowasi?
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For me running Fedora 15, having su'd to root, "whoami" tells me that I am root. If you type "w" it will report who is logged in, so if it's just you and root logged in you can deduce who you were from that.
Otherwise try "logname", even when su'd it reports my user account not the superuser.
sudo su is something I have only ever done on an Ubuntu system to change the root account password.
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04 Aug 11
For me running Fedora 15, having su'd to root, "whoami" tells me that I am root. If you type "w" it will report who is logged in, so if it's just you and root logged in you can deduce who you were from that.
Otherwise try "logname", even when su'd it reports my user account not the superuser.
sudo su is something I have only ever done on an Ubuntu system to change the root account password.