On Sat, 03 Aug 2024 22:24:00 +0200, Paul Galbraith <p...@galbraiths.ca> wrote: > > This is what I have been using now, it seems ok to me: >
I haven't tested it, just make a quick read. Plan to test in soon. Anywa, PLIST contians: bin/backblaze-b2 bin/backblaze-b2v3 bin/backblaze-b2v4 so, scripts which is started as #!/usr/bin/env b2v3 should be rewritten to #!/usr/bin/env backblaze-b2v3 and so on. I not sure that it is widley used, but it may create some headache if someone would like to share this scripts with debian where b2v3 without backblaze- prefix. Or when someone migrated his scripts from b2 which was intalled via something like pipx But, again, this is edge case. I not sure how many users hit it. From another hand backblaze- prefix make things cleaner, and I can live with it by trivial migration for the only script which I have. -- wbr, Kirill
