lib/INS@d2fRCK ?
Roger Marquis <[email protected]>
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Fingprinting a staging jail with 14.2 shows a half-dozen new files that
didn't exist in 14.1 but one in particular, without a man page, that is
unlike the rest:
# file lib/INS@d2fRCK
(ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked, for FreeBSD 14.2, stripped)
Checksums indicates it is a copy of libmt.so.5:
# md5sum lib/*
4987e6ba61e36eeff23de3acaa4ee771 lib/INS@d2fRCK
4987e6ba61e36eeff23de3acaa4ee771 lib/libmt.so.5
Questions are:
a) is it safe to delete,
b) what buildworld delete-old{,-libs} or etcupdate function might have created it,
c) should I be checking for other apparent tempfiles, and
d) if so, how?
Roger Marquis