/usr/local
On my debian box, /usr/local was a symbolic link to /local, so boxes NFS
mounting /usr on my box could provide their own files for
/usr/local/whatever
Unfortunately, some package I upgraded today messed around with my symlink,
deleting it and then creating an empty /usr/local tree. I can't figure out
which package is responsible to file a bug.
Here's the output of find in /usr/local - hope it offers some hints.
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./share
./bin
./man
./lib
./lib/ghostscript
./lib/ghostscript/common
./lib/ghostscript/5.10
./lib/ghostscript/fonts
./include
./sbin
./src
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Brian Ristuccia
brianr@debian.org
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