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Bug #1431
closedat(1) looks for at.{allow,deny} files in non-standard path
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Description
Salute.
POSIX says that at(1) should look for at.{allow, deny} permission files in
/usr/lib/cron. But our at(1) implementation uses /var/at. I checked NetBSD and
it uses /var/at as well. On the other side Solaris gets it right.
Any suggestions on how to handle it ?
Cheers,
Stathis
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