Bug#186298 acknowledged by developer (Re: Bug#186298: file: Changed "behaviour" ?)
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#186298: file: Changed "behaviour" ? ,
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Subject: Re: Bug#186298: file: Changed "behaviour" ?
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Am 13.04.03 um 20:24:43 schrieb Xavier Maillard:
> df is part of the file package AFAIK ;)
Of course not:
$ dpkg -S bin/df
coreutils: /bin/df
It used to be in fileutils, which is now part of coreutils. It has never
ever been in file; they're completely unrelated.
Bye,
Mike
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