ke4nt1
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Posted: Sep. 25 2005,19:58 |
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It depends on WHY you , or it, wants it to be seen in /usr/sbin.
If you are looking for it to be in your default path, like it would be
if it WAS in /usr/bin, you can add that location to your PATH.
If some function of the program, say some support files,
really NEED to see the exec located in /usr/sbin, then you could
recompile the program, to work from the /opt/exec1 directory,
rather than the default /usr/sbin it was compiled to work from originally.
We would need more details about the app, to suggest to you the use
of a wrapper, or other means, to have other support files follow a
particular path or location. ( libs, etc.. )
If this is an extension you want to load , or install, and have
it automatically run with all support files found by the app,
recompiling it is the best method, combined with a wrapper,
to link back into the filesystem for other lib/file support
already present in the distro.
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