CentOS7 issue - revert "Remove link following in minimize_access file resource" #86
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@mcgege master is fixed now, could you please rebase our PR on the latest master? |
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@artem-sidorenko rebase done |
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@bitvijays looks good for me, any remarks? Feel free to merge otherwise
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On my (default installation) CentOS 7 systems this commit purges /bin and /sbin, as both directories are symbolic links:
Therefore
link -> 'follow'must be included here!