Hi list, After I installed a fresh F13 on my laptop, I toyed a bit with the new yum-plugin-fs-snapshot. Which is pretty cool, let's say that first. It had a slight problem with my setup though. I use sudo for most administrative tasks, so I recycled my old sudoers file from F12 (it's probably older :-). This broke the plugin. Apparently, the new sudoers file from F13 sets secure_path, which my sudoers do not. This is also the default setting, according to the manpage. The result was the plugin throwing an exception about not being able to find btrfsctl. If the path to btrfsctl would be hard-coded in fs-snapshot.py, the plugin would not be dependant on a correctly set $PATH or a correct (i.e. expected) sudoers configuration. I discussed this in #yum with geppetto and neither of us saw problems with hardcoding the path to btrfsctl in fs-snapshot.py. The chances of it moving out of /sbin are extremely small. So, attached patch: hard-code the path to btrfsctl in fs-snapshot.py. Regards, Maxim Burgerhout maxim@xxxxxxxxx ---------------- GPG Fingerprint EB11 5E56 E648 9D99 E8EF 05FB C513 6FD4 1302 B48A
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