Hi, I am using Debian 30r1 both at home and at work. In both cases the system was installed from a CDROM copy bought from Lior. At home, because the computer is not connected directly to the internet and at work because I am behind a firewall and it took me some time to find out the name of the proxy server and to configure get-apt. In the meantime I bought the set of 7 CDROMS from a site in the US, installed all that I needed and started using it. In the meantime I configured apt at work to fetch the files from some ftp and http servers and started to learn how to obtain there the packages that I need for my home computer (apt-get offline method). But yesterday, without (knowingly) doing anything wrong, bash announced me (root) that it does not know the command apt-get. A rapid check showed that all sbin directories have disappeared from my root path. A rapid fix was to add them manually, and insert this line also in the .bash_profile of the root. But I would like to find out where the init process changed, resulting in the mangled path. And why. Any suggestions. Maybe it is relevant to mention that the first CD from Lior -though version 3.0r1 as well- has a different ID and a different content (less packages) than the corresponding CD from the complete set. I also bought from him CD-s 2 and 3. These are identical with those from the complete set. The same problem occured with my home home computer some time ago. But in that case I cannot claim my innocence, as I was very tired and I may have blundered somewhere. The machine at home is a celeron 600 MHz. The one at work a Pentium 4 1600 MHz. Thanks, Avraham
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