On any system that does not have a directory matching /etc/env.d/*kde*, running the cron script as written generates the following error: sed: can't read /etc/env.d/*kde*: No such file or directory Thanks for the nice script. But it has two statements that attempt to access this file (one in the case of "prelinking=no" and one in the case of "prelinking=yes"). I simply commented out these lines in the script, but not all users will know to do that. Both of these statements should be conditional, only being executed if the system has kde. Yes, it's easy to comment these two lines out, but this script is installed automatically with the prelink ebuild, so it ought to work. I think an easy solution that keeps it a no-brainer for users would be either: a) changing those two statements to check if /etc/conf.d/*kde* exists first; or b) a single "kde=yes" flag in the conf.d file that triggers conditional execution of these two lines in the script. Thanks. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set /etc/conf.d/prelink variable "prelinking=yes" 2. Run /etc/cron.daily/prelink 3. Actual Results: sed: can't read /etc/env.d/*kde*: No such file or directory Expected Results: Above error should not be generated and prelinking should proceed normally. Commenting the two offending lines of the script is an easy fix. But having one person stick an "if" statement on them is a lot easier than having a thousand people comment these two lines.
fixed in cvs workaround: install KDE ;)
