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[BUG] salt-common deb package 3006.10 creates unexpected broken symlinks in filesystem root #67915
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Can confirm this on a clean Ubuntu 22.04, see
Same applies if install the salt-minion. Need to investigate where the manpage-has-errors-from-man and non-standard-dir-perm errors are being generated from but have suspicions about bash.completion scripts |
Problem was introduced by PR #66852, and now I wonder what was I doing ??? |
Description
The 3006.10 deb package for
salt-common
creates two unexpected symlinks in the root of the filesystem:It appears that these symlinks might have been included accidentally during the package creation process. These files do not exist in the previous 3006.9 version, nor do they exist in 3007.1.
Setup
Tested with Debian Bookworm and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
Steps to Reproduce the behavior
apt-get install -y salt-common=3006.10
ls -l / | grep salt-common
# to observe unexpected symlinksExpected behavior
salt-common
package should not include spurious symlinks in root of filesystem.Versions Report
salt --versions-report
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