James Carlson wrote: > Kyle McDonald writes: > >> A previous example was 'make'. How it's not expected to be in /usr/ucb. >> > > And, not surprisingly, it's not there: > > You're right. I appologixe. s/ucb/ccs/
Sorry. I messed that up. > % ls /usr/ucb/make > /usr/ucb/make: No such file or directory > > It's actually over in /usr/ccs/bin, so that prying eyes won't find > it. In some cases, we do an even better job of obfuscating the > system, such as with the nuggets buried in /usr/sadm/admin/bin. > > >> If you told me you wanted to move things from /usr/ucb to /usr/bin, I >> wouldn't object at all. >> > > I sure would, unless you're just talking about "non-conflicting" > things. Moving the rest entirely misses the point. 'ucb' is an > environment; it's like /usr/xpg4. > >
