Bug#1064798: kmod: installs same filename to both bin and sbin

2024-03-09 Thread Marco d'Itri
On Mar 09, ca...@allfreemail.net wrote:

> I believe the fix is incomplete, because both /usr/bin/lsmod and
> /usr/sbin/lsmod are still being created.
Actually it has been this way at least since Debian 7.
I will not break compatibility for no good reason.

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ciao,
Marco


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Bug#1064798: kmod: installs same filename to both bin and sbin

2024-03-09 Thread cacin
Package: kmod
Version: 32-1
Followup-For: Bug #1064798

I believe the fix is incomplete, because both /usr/bin/lsmod and
/usr/sbin/lsmod are still being created.

This is likely the result of kmod.links having both:
/usr/bin/kmod /usr/sbin/lsmod
/usr/bin/kmod /usr/bin/lsmod

and so one of those two would need to go away.



Bug#1064798: kmod: installs same filename to both bin and sbin

2024-02-25 Thread Marco d'Itri
On Feb 26, ca...@allfreemail.net wrote:

> This causes a problem on a filesystem layout where bin and sbin are 
> merged into a single real directory, typically by sbin being a symlink 
> to bin. Such a filesystem layout has become standard on some 
> distributions now, and others are moving onto in their next releases.
This is not supported by Debian and we have no such plans.
But obviously it is still a bug, and I will fix in whenever I will do 
a new upload.

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Marco


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Bug#1064798: kmod: installs same filename to both bin and sbin

2024-02-25 Thread cacin
Package: kmod
Version: 31+20240202-2
Severity: normal

Dear Maintainer,

your package installs the filename `lsmod` to both bin and sbin as opposed to 
just one of those locations.

This causes a problem on a filesystem layout where bin and sbin are merged into 
a single real directory, typically by sbin being a symlink to bin. Such a 
filesystem layout has become standard on some distributions now, and others are 
moving onto in their next releases.

Please pick one location and install it only there. /usr/bin is preferred over 
any other location.

Thank you for maintaining software in debian.