bash has 'type' which equivalent to which.

Why can't you export /usr? I believe there was talk of doing things for NFS 
mounting but it seems difficult and/or kludgy to me.

Andrew

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We were also wondering in what package which/where are in? Since I (and 
thus them) mainly use bash and it isn't part of the installed base. On 
that topic, perhaps there could be an interface via the WWW so you could 
type in the name of a program (say unzip), and see what package you need 
to download to install it.

Lastly, I had been reading the FSSTND and was wondering how the members of 
the Debian team were interpreting it. Are you/will you be making available 
packages that reside in /usr/local/ ? Although the FSSTND says that no 
distribution should put anything there initially, it does not specify what 
can/should happen post installation. I, personally, would like things in 
/usr/local/ so I could NFS export/mount that particular tree to
numerous machines.

Cheers,

Anand.

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