On 11/21/2013 10:25 AM, Bruce Dubbs wrote: > Dan McGhee wrote: >> I would like to have more about this. I understand what "info about the >> Linux Standards Base" means, but what does this script actually >> accomplish and how is the info used? Does this script in any way relate >> to the link /lib/lsb to /lib/services/ ? I also noticed "lsb" appears >> quite a bit in the boot scripts. How does all this fit together? > It's used by applications, usually proprietary, that install in > accordance with lsb procedures. In my case, I use it in my scripts: > > echo "`date` $tarball" >> /usr/src/packages-$(lsb_release -r|cut -f2).log > > This adds date an tarball to a file with a name like > > /usr/src/packages-SVN-20131116.log > > Where 'lsb_release -r' is "Release: LFS-SVN-20131116" > > Most users probably don't need lsb_release, but may want to add it to be > completely lsb compliant. > > -- Bruce That clears it up. Thanks, Bruce
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