Linda Walsh writes the following:
> The events can be tracked via forks/execs. When I su to another user
>withing my current 'session', then spawn an xterminal, All I would see in the log
>is that user "new" now has started a session. I'll see no idea that it was
>really user "old".
It really isn't user "old". su changes what user YOU REALLY ARE. That's what
su MEANS. Substitute User. If you don't like it you can rm /bin/su. You don't
need to bloat everybody's task_struct with this luid sillyness.
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