On 03/07/13 08:51, Peter FELECAN wrote:
Avoidance is not ignorance. But, sure, if nss requires its elements in /usr/lib then go for it. Sincerely, I don't understand your reluctance to solve this through a post-install kludge. If it's thus solvable, modifying mgar to support this is IMHO over-engineering.
I just don't see the benefit of a script, and I do see an issue (being non optional as part of another package). I like stuff to be properly referenced by pkginfo, unless it's an editable configuration file. Installing a new package, I would certainly prefer it using proper system tools to modify /usr than having a script go tinker with it (and have to deal with -R, zones, whatever). Why bother? There's packaging already. Why does it shock you to use a package to install things in /usr?
AFAICT, mgar *should* support it already, since the mechanism is there. It's just either a little underdocumented or not quite polished. So that should be clarified.
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