trying to understand a cronie issue anno 2008

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I am trying to understand an issue

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=426704#c20

"Suggestion:  load_user() to pass NULL if pw is NULL, and change
get_security_context() to handle a NULL name by directly calling
get_default_context() on "system_u" rather than calling
getseuserbyname at all. Then we don't need a system_u entry in seusers."

Is the suggestion above about hard coding "system_u"?

Also about:

"Then we don't need a system_u entry in seusers."

We seem to have the above anyway, even with the system_u hard coded.
Wondering whether it was left in for some other reason?

Cronie refuses to run in an environment where system_u is not
available when system_u is hard coded like that (i believe):

https://git.fedorahosted.org/cgit/cronie.git/commit/?id=e5280235809844f5
4d5956ec281472b63dcfc3f4

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