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Hello,
There is a reason that in the configuration options ./configure --sbindir=/usr/bin and not /usr/sbin ?
Is it possible if it's not an error to explain this point, thx.
banned_9-26-2021
/usr/sbin links to /usr/bin, so this is bypassing the link, I think.
I believe /bin and /sbin all point to /usr/bin
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You right. Since when did linux stop following the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard ?
eric
recommendation coming from system:D dev and Arch follow this...Also it's a bug
banned_9-26-2021
and there was sbin and usr/sbin and then there was usr/local/bin
and then came systemd and put everything in a big secret binary and called it MSlinuxWindows
Some of us escaped unharmed