Closed asdf23 closed 4 years ago
It'll be looking at your local ~/.mcfly
database. You should not see anyone else's history.
Huh.. I apologize. I can't seem to reproduce it. What I did was to login to a graphical interface, fire up the terminal, then sudo su
and exit
to toggle between root and a user. I also tried su user2
. Unless it "sticks" from just from a new installation (I used the manual method after downloading one of the releases). I thought I saw this on another box as well....
I'll close the ticket unless/until I determine reproducible steps.
As a second user on the operating system I should not be able to see (nor share) my history with another user on the system. Currently it seems every user sees every other users's history.