#1 fuser on Debian is in /bin, not /sbin

[Anonymous]

In configurator.sh, fuser is started from /sbin. On my debian system (3.1), this is /bin. In pre-install it's called from $PATH. This should be ok.

[Fernando Ipar]

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I'm changing this so it's called from $PATH, and if it works I'll commit the changes in the next release.

[Fernando Ipar]

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The bug was introduced when I began using sudo.
I need (AFAIK) to give sudo the full path of a command in order to run it.
I'm now working to move all sudo based commands into configured variables, just as it's done with FPING (${SUDO}${FPING}, so
that I can set these variables in a distribution agnostic way.

[Fernando Ipar]

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compat.sh now works, if run as root (no sudo), and properly guesses the location of these scripts.
However, this is pretty much pointless, since the problem was introduced with the use of sudo.

You can enter the locations by hand at the default placeholders there, and it will work with sudo. I tested this on my system
and everything worked OK after the change (there are no absolute path references now on the code, AFAIK, I'm using variables to
refer to all the programs I invoke through sudo)

I would like you to either change the resolution to Invalid, and provide more information for me to keep working on the issue, or
change it to Accepted, so I can close the bug :)

Regards.