Hi,
I intend to package skarnet softwares in Debian. When packaging
execline, I find it produces a lot of binaries with common names. Thus
I want to put them in path like /usr/lib/execline/. As I understand
from the output of `./configure --help`, the `--enable-absolute-paths`
should work for this
I intend to package skarnet softwares in Debian. When packaging
execline, I find it produces a lot of binaries with common names. Thus
I want to put them in path like /usr/lib/execline/.
Do not do this.
Several programs, including s6 and s6-rc, rely on execline binaries
to be in their PATH. Th
Hi,
On Sun, Sep 2, 2018 at 3:56 AM Laurent Bercot wrote:
> Do not do this.
> Several programs, including s6 and s6-rc, rely on execline binaries
> to be in their PATH. They will not work if you segregate execline
> binaries.
Thanks for this note, I haven't looked at these packages. At first
