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Do not have /system/bin in the PATH

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By appending the old system PATH environment variable to the paths
setup by Termux system binaries are found as a fallback.

This causes problems with system binaries not working (due to
LD_LIBRARY_PATH) and causing a lot of confusion for new users when
e.g. an Android system provides a system version of e.g. curl, ssh
and other programs. It's better for these users to be prompted to
install the proper Termux package, and advanced users can still
add /system/bin to the PATH themselves.

Certain programs such as 'am' and 'pm' are already setup in
$PREFIX/bin to clear LD_LIBRARY_PATH and launch the binaries in
/system/bin - if there are some more popular ones they could be
added in the same way.
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Fredrik Fornwall
2016-03-20 22:17:21 +01:00
parent d6eea83bfc
commit 17382fb190
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app/src/main/java/com/termux/app/TermuxService.java
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@@ -243,13 +243,14 @@ public final class TermuxService extends Service implements SessionChangedCallba
final String androidDataEnv = "ANDROID_DATA=" + System.getenv("ANDROID_DATA");
String[] env;
if (failSafe) {
// Keep the default path so that system binaries can be used in the failsafe session.
final String pathEnv = "PATH=" + System.getenv("PATH");
env = new String[] { termEnv, homeEnv, prefixEnv, androidRootEnv, androidDataEnv, pathEnv };
} else {
final String ps1Env = "PS1=$ ";
final String ldEnv = "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=" + PREFIX_PATH + "/lib";
final String langEnv = "LANG=en_US.UTF-8";
final String pathEnv = "PATH=" + PREFIX_PATH + "/bin:" + PREFIX_PATH + "/bin/applets:" + System.getenv("PATH");
final String pathEnv = "PATH=" + PREFIX_PATH + "/bin:" + PREFIX_PATH + "/bin/applets";
final String pwdEnv = "PWD=" + cwd;
env = new String[] { termEnv, homeEnv, prefixEnv, ps1Env, ldEnv, langEnv, pathEnv, pwdEnv, androidRootEnv, androidDataEnv };