** Description changed: + [Impact] + apt-btrfs-snapshot is unable to detect the btrfs binary, rendering the package completely useless. The symptom is that the package claims the system was not supported despite having root on btrfs + + [Test Case] + root@halde:~# apt-btrfs-snapshot supported + Supported + + [Regression Potential] + Unclear + + + Original Report follows: I' using apt-btrfs-snapshot in debian testing and wit worked fine since now. (Yes, that's debian, but I think it's likely that this change will come to ubuntu sooner or later, please read on.) In version 4.0-2, the debian package of apt-btrfs-snapshot, moved the btrfs binary from /sbin to /bin, see http://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/changelogs//main/b/btrfs-tools /btrfs-tools_4.0-2_changelog This lets the check of apt-btrfs-snapshot fail. I suggest enhancing the check in snapshots_supported() at line 122 to check both paths /sbin/btrfs and /bin/btrfs to make it work again.
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