Hi, all.

I noticed something strange after my build. /usr/sbin/nslookup and that lot
seemingly weren't included in the build.

In fact, they were, but here's the situation:

It seems that at some point in the recent (?) past, nslookup, dig, and friends
were moved from /usr/sbin to /usr/bin. I wasn't aware of this. /usr/sbin shows
up before /usr/bin in my paths, typically, so when I type "nslookup" without
a path, I get /usr/sbin/nslookup.

Yesterday I finally finished rebuilding all my packages and a couple other
random things so they'd be ELF, and I started running a kernel without
COMPAT_AOUT, as well as nuking /emul/aout. nslookup and friends ceased to
run, since my path gave me an older AOUT nslookup, etc., and I no longer
had any way to deal with it.

This obviously was just a case of deleting the old stuff in /usr/sbin, but
maybe knowing about it in advance will save someone some frustration if
anyone else runs into this. <shrug> This would be especially annoying and
pernicious for someone who makes use of any of these binaries in a script,
using hard-coded paths.

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