mattdm@xxxxxxxxxx said: > And that we should have a registry of standard fixed UIDs within that range, > right? That's the part I don't understand: why a global registry ? Isn't the point of adding local UIDs to get a kind of macro thing, i.e. what is standard is the name, which should be the same on all machines, but nobody cares what the actual UID is ? I agree it can get a bit hairy when several machines share things by NFS, but having a central global UID registry also seems hairy. The only real special UID is numbered 0. But probably I'm overlooking something obvious :) Anybody cares to explain ? Thanks, Christian -- Fedora-packaging mailing list Fedora-packaging@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-packaging
