Anno domini 2019 Wed, 7 Aug 22:19:22 +0200
Thierry de Coulon scripsit:
I understand this is a Debian problem, not a TDE
problem, however:
On one machine I have installed Debian Stretch + TDE; no problem.
On the same machine I installed (on another partition) Buster + TDE. Seems to
work, however most commands don't work from konsole with su.
The reason is that the path does not contain important directories.
Now the following I don't really understand:
The path is ok in the different files I could check.
I've added "export
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"
to /root/.profile but it does not work.
The result is that a command such as dpkg -i or dpkg-reconfigure does not
work, until I issue the export PATH= directly in konsole
Debian is fresh installed with netinstall. This is really inconvenient, so of
there is no way to cure it I'm going back to Stretch.
Thierry
Ran into the same thing. Looks like when changing to root via "su", the
environment and path is from the users .profile, which does not include /sbin (any
more?)
nik
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