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In article <C9C138D1-40CC-4B0C-B5A3-4E69EB61806A@bsdimp.com>,
Warner Losh writes:

>I'd honestly start small here with (1) move the ones that are obviously
>wrong (and aren't specified by posix to be wrong).

POSIX doesn't specify paths for utilities.  (The only paths specified
by POSIX are "/dev/tty" and "/dev/null", and it doesn't require that
"/dev" actually exist.)

-GAWollman