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You are allowed to write to /usr/local. But making /usr/local itself into a symlink requires writing to /usr which is prohibited. So I was screwed but for the n
by __david__ 11y ago
You are allowed to write to /usr/local. But making /usr/local itself into a symlink requires writing to /usr which is prohibited. So I was screwed but for the normal case it should work fine.