Re: Rationale
On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 15:27:20 -0500, Paul Morgan wrote:
>
> Default debian install creates no usr/local directories, at least it never
> has for me.
>
Sorry, I lied about this, I think it does create a set of empty
directories.
> Also, default debian installation does *not* put cwd in root's path.
>
I didn't lie about this :)
> And, note that the debian reference that you quoted doesn't say anything
> about /usr/local/bin or sbin, just that they should be able to do things
> in /usr/local. IMO /usr/local/bin and sbin are production directories and
> nothing should go in there which hasn't gone through the site's normal
> production QA and change/version control procedures, so root need be the
> only person who writes in there, used by the version control manager,
> maybe.
>
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....................paul
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