tjackson <notificati...@github.com> wrote:
> Basically, I'd like to bump the version of tcpdump in my distro and at
> the same time remove the versioned binary, but I wanted to check
> upstream that this is okay to do and won't cause any problems, such as
> something hard-coded in some way. As I said, some other distros do this
> but I haven't found a single thread involving upstream about it.
Of course, you are free to do anything you like on your system.
I don't think that debian or redhat install the versioned binary.
I don't see how the versioned binary hurts anything, other than consuming
disk space. If it's disk space that is the issue, then remove it.
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