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I like the idea. I don't see the benefit for having it in /usr/bin, and |
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when you boot in rescue mode or with init=/bin/sh, having passwd in /bin |
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is really useful |
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dams |
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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64441 |
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> the question is, should we move passwd to /bin/ from /usr/bin/ ? it would |
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> help when trying to fix a lost root's password ... |
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> FHS has nothing to say about it, and our policy on / is to only utilize things |
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> that 'aid in system recovery', and i think this falls under that category |
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> (bum fsck on / requires you to enter the root password for example in order |
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> to login and fix) |
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> if no one has any interesting input, i'll go ahead with the change |
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> -mike |
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