Hi,Problem I have deleted /usr/local whit command rvm implode.....
There is a method for reconfiguring this folder with the default file?
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Problem deleted /usr/local
Re: Problem deleted /usr/local
if you only just installed debian, you might recreate the folder structure from the installation medium. maybe. tbh i don't know.
or restore from the backup you made previously.
btw "rvm" seems ruby-related; how can it have wreaked such havoc on your system?
anyhow, i hope you learned your first lesson: no safety belts in linux, so drive carefully.
don't 'sudo' without good reason.
or restore from the backup you made previously.
btw "rvm" seems ruby-related; how can it have wreaked such havoc on your system?
anyhow, i hope you learned your first lesson: no safety belts in linux, so drive carefully.
don't 'sudo' without good reason.
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Re: Problem deleted /usr/local
You can find the hierarchy here:
http://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS ... lHierarchy
Just re-creat the folders with mkdir and make sure they are RX for everybody, but only W for root.
Please note, You only need this if you want to install locally compiled programs separately from the system without making .debs
/usr/local/* is pretty much the same thing as /opt/* is, a place for programs that is separate from the system files that get upgraded from repositories, while still being in the command line $PATH. It's only really useful if you either compile from source, or want to keep different versions of software separate from the system version.
http://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS ... lHierarchy
Just re-creat the folders with mkdir and make sure they are RX for everybody, but only W for root.
Please note, You only need this if you want to install locally compiled programs separately from the system without making .debs
/usr/local/* is pretty much the same thing as /opt/* is, a place for programs that is separate from the system files that get upgraded from repositories, while still being in the command line $PATH. It's only really useful if you either compile from source, or want to keep different versions of software separate from the system version.
Last edited by pendrachken on 2017-12-28 20:22, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Problem deleted /usr/local
oh, i didn't consider that in my previous reply.pendrachken wrote:/usr/local/* is pretty much the same thing as /opt/* is, a place for programs that is separate from the system files that get upgraded from repositories, while still being in the command line $PATH.
so the system likely isn't borked.