Miro Hrončok wrote: > Or is > the "this is RPM, it's always going to be there" argument stronger than the > rules? Is RPM actually always guaranteed to be there? Well, if RPM somehow isn't there, does it still matter whether a directory is owned by any RPM package? What does it even mean for an RPM package to own a directory when there is no RPM keeping track of that ownership? Björn Persson
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