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Status Under review
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 25, 2024

gskcrypt64-8.0.55 rpm packages require invalid binary files /bin/ln and /bin/sh

For a long time RHEL has provided both /bin/X and /usr/bin/X even though the packages only install /usr/bin/X

This is true for RHEL7, RHEL8 and RHEL9

The gskcrypt64 package should have been changed a long time ago to require /usr/bin/X components rather than /bin/X links.

Recent changes in the fedora packaging, which usually follows into the RHEL packaging has stopped providing the /bin/X links and now only provide the /usr/bin/X items. The result of this is that the gskcrypt64 can no longer be installed using the package management system (dnf) on the latest releases of Fedora.

Please update all of the RPMs related to Storage Protect to require /usr/bin/X components rather than the /bin/X components.

Idea priority High