Re: rootfs full? Here's a temporary solution until more packages are optified
 

@wicket
Thanks,
of course I could export the correct variable (/etc/profile.d/...).
But I was asking myself why this is borked (using stock firmware, no cssu).
Maybe on purpose? As using visudo is not a good idea, because sudoers file gets overwritten on a lot of installations (incl. sim-switcher ;)). Never heard of that reboot overwrite.

Re: rootfs full? Here's a temporary solution until more packages are optified
 

pichlo,
there are many way to reply, sincerely your it's really opinable. I am just joined in that community and yes no "crystal ball" and I have a lot to learn but if just replying to something I have to read that, amen.

Nevermind and of course if that broken your cursus, I kindly ask to the mods to remove my posts.


Regards.

Re: rootfs full? Here's a temporary solution until more packages are optified
 

I am sorry if I hurt your feelings. I can be a bit blunt but I assure you that I mean no harm.

Some things are obvious. Such as when posting in thread X, the follow-up should also go in thread X. In the very few rare cases that migh justify posting in thread Y, providing some context is essential. The connection between threads X and Y may seem obvious to you today, but it may not be obvious to everyone and definitely not in a few days' or weeks' time.

Re: rootfs full? Here's a temporary solution until more packages are optified
 

Ignore me, I seem to have fictitiously invented that reboot thing :p. What I should have said is that it can get overwritten so it shouldn't be editted directly. You can actually tell visudo which file you want to edit with the -f option so it isn't entirely useless, although if you're using update-sudoers it already uses visudo to check the syntax anyway.