On 08/29/11 11:54, Marc Bevand wrote:
This is correct.
When the Unix account myuser exists:
# id
uid=0(root) gid=0(root)
# su - myu...@example.com
su: No directory! Using home=/
$ id
uid=10111(myuser) gid=2147483691(Domain us...@example.com)
When it does _not_ exist:
$ id
uid=2147483650(myu...@example.com) gid=2147483691(Domain us...@example.com)
OK, good.
So... as I've noted, using name@domain in a login-like context (including
"su") is not supported and I was surprised that it was possible. Feel free
to experiment, and I'm interested in the results, but you shouldn't expect
any significant support in that area. The fact that you're able to get as
far as you do, that the "su" works, is a bit of an accident and oversight,
not a deliberate feature. We thought we'd made it so that you couldn't log
in using name@domain style names.
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