I seems to observe some inconsistency when sh-utils hand the default,
meaning without an argument for 'id', 'logname', 'groups'.
After I("huiz") su and become root, here is the outputs from those
commands
>bash-2.05a# id
>uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
>bash-2.05a# groups
>root
>bash-2.05a# logname
>huiz
It's clear that 'id' and 'groups' understand that I am currently root.
But 'logname' reports who I am before su. It doesn't seem to be obvious
to me why it should behave this way.
---Gary
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