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Hi all

Continuing my "thread" about how to treat source file permissions, I'm
wondering what do you do with object files.

They are placed by default under /usr, though as this directory is meant
to be mounted read-only (sometimes), object files shouldn't go there...
I know it can be changed, and I'm using the /home partition to hold
them now (sys objects, pkgsrc objects)...

Do you feel that /var would be a good place for them (following the
mean of var)? How do you manage this?

Thanks ;-)

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Julio Merino <jmmv@hispabsd.org>

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