patch: allow default PATH extension at build time
Denys Vlasenko
vda.linux at googlemail.com
Fri Sep 7 12:15:02 PDT 2007
On Friday 07 September 2007 16:35, Paul Fox wrote:
> this is a pretty non-intrusive patch. no code change, no
> additional bytes! :-)
>
> on our product(s), we try and keep locally developed executables
> in a bin directory that is separate from the things that
> traditionally come with a linux distribution. this is for our
> own convenience, and sanity. but we want all system programs,
> daemons, etc, to be able to get at those local executables
> easily -- this is an embedded system, after all. it's
> inconvenient to externally augment the PATH of things started
> directly from init, or at boot time, etc, so this patch allows
> appending extra text to the default system PATH that's provided
> by init (and by the shell). (this patch is a lot smaller than it
> used to be, because all instances of the default PATH have
> recently been consolidated to messages.c -- thanks, vda.)
Applied already, thanks!
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vda
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