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Hello,

Please take a look at this:

=================================================================
[snowlap] ~$ who am i
richard          ttyp5    Jul  4 00:34 (:0.0)
[snowlap] ~$ su -
Password:
Last login: Fri Jul  4 00:31:17 on ttyp5
snowlap# who am i
root             ttyp5    Jul  4 00:34
snowlap# exit
logout
[snowlap] ~$ who am i
root             ttyp5    Jul  4 00:34
=================================================================

Of course the latest 'who am i' should return 'richard' and not(!) 'root'

Regards,

Richard.

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