I made the first set of LFS-7.5 tags: lsb_release openssl openssh sudo which wget
For openssl and openssh I removed the libexec override. That begs the question whether we should continue to document the files placed in /usr/libexec. I lean to no although I haven't removed any yet. Files I have now: $ ls -F /usr/libexec awk/ code* frcode* getconf/ rmt* ssh-keysign* sudo/ bigram* coreutils/ gcc/ man-db/ sftp-server* ssh-pkcs11-helper* In the above, bigram, code, and frcode are from findutils. ssh* and sftp* are from openssh getconf is from glibc rmt is from tar If we really wanted to, we could probably set libexecdir for those packages to install in a subdir of /usr/libexec like the others. I don't want to do that for 7.5, but it's a thought for the future. What do you think? - Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
