Nicolas George (geo...@nsup.org) wrote: > fm+deb+u...@phosphorusnetworks.com (12021-02-23): > > maybe change your disk, but for now, try: > > > > # chattr +i /usr/bin/pulseaudio > > > > and see if it continues disappearing. > > And if somebody has an ache somewhere, they should just take > painkillers? > > Fixing the symptom without understanding the issue is rarely a good > idea, especially with an unsubtle heavy handed measure.
This *is* part of the diagnostics. Preventing the deletion and then watching the logs to see who complains may help you pinpoint the culprit. Or it may not. But it's worth a try. What's your better idea? Don't just bad-mouth other people's suggestions if you have none of your own. Other suggestions I might make would include: ls -ld /usr/bin /usr/bin/pulseaudio # (before the deletion) If it turns out the permissions on /usr/bin are incorrect, that's a thing you'll want to fix immediately.
