On Sun Jan 02, 2000 at 06:58:08PM -0700, Nate Duehr wrote:
> > Ok, I just checked in a fix. Please, could everybody check out the
> > latest boot floppies and test this?
> >
> > /me hides in shame,
>
> Hey Erik, what's the best way to repair a system that has this problem?
> (Wondering if it would be useful to have a link here in the -devel
> mailing list archives to a script to clean it up if possible for anyone
> who loaded from boot-floppies before the official release that can't or
> won't be able to reload the machine after release.)
>
Hmm. Lemme think for a second. Basically, anything in the base system
that is pointed to by a symlink could have a problem.
Something like this should show you the files with
potentially broken permissions:
ls -laL `find /lib -lname \*`
Then you will want to check each listed file's permissions
to make sure it is ok. Good luck,
-Erik
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