Hmm, well, thats true for /sbin, but the /bin/translators or /bin/servers would be exactly what you are looking for. Its a directory under which binaries are supposed to go, its not in path, its in rootfs and its clearly unclaimed so far. If linux modules are libraries and are placed under /lib/modules then hurd's translators, which are binaries can be placed under /bin/translators. That sounds logical to me. -Jiri On Sun 19-05-02 20:38:12, Thomas Bushnell, BSG wrote: > Jiri Klouda <jk@zg.cz> writes: > > > Maybe they can just be put in /sbin or /bin/translators for > > the matter? That would solve the problem, sort of. > > /sbin *is* supposed to be in root's path. > > Translators > 1) are for all users, not just root > 2) shouldn't be in anyone's path. > > /bin/translators has nothing particularly to recommend it as far as I > can see. > -- Jiri Klouda <jk@zg.cz> http://www.zg.cz/~jk
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