Brock Rozen suggested that init.d scripts should have explicit
PATH=... settings. No-one commented on the idea.
In general, all programs which make assumptions about PATH containing
more that /bin and /usr/bin should probably explicitly set PATH; this
problem is not exclusive to /etc/init.d scripts.
So should we close this bug and put this requirement/suggestion into
the coding guidelines (which may, one day, be written)?
Julian
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