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On systems where /usr-merge hasn't been carried out, /bin (etc) won't point to /usr/bin. In that case we should --ro-bind the directory instead of --symlinking it. This implements the suggestion from Simon McVittie on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787072. It also handles source directories not existing, which for example /lib64 won't on 32-bit systems. Closes: #4 Closes: #89
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On systems where /usr-merge hasn't been carried out, /bin (etc) won't point to /usr/bin. In that case we should --ro-bind the directory instead of --symlinking it. This implements the suggestion from Simon McVittie on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787072. It also handles source directories not existing, which for example /lib64 won't on 32-bit systems. Closes: #4 Closes: #89
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On systems where /usr-merge hasn't been carried out, /bin (etc) won't point to /usr/bin. In that case we should --ro-bind the directory instead of --symlinking it. This implements the suggestion from Simon McVittie on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787072. It also handles source directories not existing, which for example /lib64 won't on 32-bit systems. Closes: #4 Closes: #89
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On systems where /usr-merge hasn't been carried out, /bin (etc) won't point to /usr/bin. In that case we should --ro-bind the directory instead of --symlinking it. This implements the suggestion from Simon McVittie on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787072. It also handles source directories not existing, which for example /lib64 won't on 32-bit systems. Closes: #4 Closes: #89 (cherry picked from commit 259e7e4)
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On systems where /usr-merge hasn't been carried out, /bin (etc) won't point to /usr/bin. In that case we should --ro-bind the directory instead of --symlinking it. This implements the suggestion from Simon McVittie on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787072. It also handles source directories not existing, which for example /lib64 won't on 32-bit systems. Closes: #4 Closes: #89 (cherry picked from commit 259e7e4)
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