Justin Pryzby wrote: > The accepted practice is to have a symlink in /usr (or wherever) which > points to the relevant path in /etc. That way, the program doesn't > have to be hacked, if thats complicated, and users can edit whichever > path they want (assuming their editor doesn't break the link). But the symlink would be located at /usr/local, which can't be written by packages. > This is even mentioned in policy. Where is that mentioned? I can't find it. --
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