Accounts for a root-user with a different name #606
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good idea 👍 |
This was referenced Feb 27, 2021
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An extra commit because of rustysnake's excellent idea in #605 . These are extremely readable commits anyway... |
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This is 'the simple version', i would suggest using #608 where i also do a lot more (but everything is still strongly related) |
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Closing as the change is into the more complete #608. |
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Purely in theory, the root user can have another name but he will always have the UID 0.
Although I have never seen this is in real life, this PR solve this 'problem".
It's also a couple of milliseconds faster because
idis not forced to look up a name. (Even when asking for a name it will always look up the UID first)