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Path normalization does not work like that. If `/bin` is a symlink referring to `/usr/bin`, then `/bin/..` is the same as `/usr`, not `/` as the author suggests
by heinrich5991 11y ago
Path normalization does not work like that. If `/bin` is a symlink referring to `/usr/bin`, then `/bin/..` is the same as `/usr`, not `/` as the author suggests.