Vincent Stemen wrote: *snip*
the name to stay the same, not just the inode. I also verified it was not a characteristic of the specific shell. I got the same behavior in Zshell as well as sh.
I overlooked that, but I don't *think* the shell makes a difference on this issue.
FWIW -I was using the default tcsh on OS X, was an admin and wheel member, but not su'ed to root.
On OpenBSD it was ksh, on FreeBSD bash - both logged-in on the console as root, not su'ed.
Bill
