#ttylogin
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@ska It's interesting how close but still how frustratingly far off #FreeBSD is in this regard. The setlogin() name is per-session, not per-process. But whilst there is a sysctl() for snapshotting the process list, there isn't one for snaps
@cks The sad thing is, as I was saying last year, all of this is unnecessary. The kernels, #FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenBSD, and #Linux, all maintain almost all of the stuff that 'who' needs, and have done since the switch to POSIX sessions and
@ska I was pointing out on Hacker News how it had never really fully reconciled even pseudo-terminals into the design. A better design of the "active logins" part would incorporate two observations: 1. For every login session there's some d
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