It's the same for me.
I always had to change the group and permissions for any new
folder in /usr/share/locale by hand.
The hint says that wrappers do it for you.
And they do it for me, at least for the packages I've tested.
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They can fix some problems without user intervention, such as turning
newly created directories in /usr/share/locale into install directories.
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So, if it could be fixed, I would enjoy.
If you can help me find the problem I'll be happy to fix it.
The problem seems to be that the mkdir wrapper (as well as the install one, I guess) does not intercept directory creation through
relative paths, e.g.
cd /usr/share/local
mkdir en
mkdir de
The addition of this feature is desired since the glibc 2.3.4 installation (from LFS 6.1.1) calls mkdir with relative paths to
create directories in /usr/share/local. Later on in LFS 6.1.1, the gcc installation fails to install its files in those directories.
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