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Re: Who owns /usr/share/locale/<lang>?: msg#00004linux.redhat.fedora.extras.packaging
Ralf Corsepius (rc040203@xxxxxxxxxx) said: > > > Who is supposed to own /usr/share/locale/<lang>? > > > > There's a bug open on this. The problem is, of course, it's > > impossible to programatically own the union of all possible > > languages. > OK. So what is the current "official" packaging policy? > * Let each package own the /usr/share/locale/<lang> dirs it uses? > * Let /usr/share/locale/<lang> dirs be unowned? > The former would be a clear approach, while the latter seems sloppy to > me, nevertheless seems to be what has been favored so far. I don't think there *is* a policy. The former seems more practical, of course, you'll have to make sure everything has the same perms, etc. Bill
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