I just noticed that this script choose a directory to save downloaded files a bit weirdly -- to /home/root. Isn't superuser's home directory /root by standard? It's not a bug (everything works as intended), I just wonder what was the reason for such choice. Is root home folder placed on /home/root to some distributions? (I know distributions with very bizarre filesystem hierarchy and utilities like... Android, for example, but it doesn't have a concept of "superuser's home directory", it has app-specific directores, shared storage and /data/local/tmp for ADB use)
Hello everyone!
I just noticed that this script choose a directory to save downloaded files a bit weirdly -- to ```/home/root```. Isn't superuser's home directory ```/root``` by standard? It's not a bug (everything works as intended), I just wonder what was the reason for such choice. Is root home folder placed on ```/home/root``` to some distributions? (I know distributions with very bizarre filesystem hierarchy and utilities like... Android, for example, but it doesn't have a concept of "superuser's home directory", it has app-specific directores, shared storage and ```/data/local/tmp``` for ADB use)
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Hello everyone!
I just noticed that this script choose a directory to save downloaded files a bit weirdly -- to
/home/root. Isn't superuser's home directory/rootby standard? It's not a bug (everything works as intended), I just wonder what was the reason for such choice. Is root home folder placed on/home/rootto some distributions? (I know distributions with very bizarre filesystem hierarchy and utilities like... Android, for example, but it doesn't have a concept of "superuser's home directory", it has app-specific directores, shared storage and/data/local/tmpfor ADB use)+1--not sure how this happened
Found it.
sed -i 's/SUDO/DOAS/g tools/helper.py