On 02/19/15, Darryl Perry said the following...
 
 DP> On 02/19/15, Markus Reschke said the following...
 DP>  
 DP>  MR> Hi Darryl!
 DP>  MR> 
 DP>  MR> Feb 19 08:56 2015, Darryl Perry wrote to Markus Reschke:
 DP>  MR> 
 DP>  MR>  DP> bbs@debian:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/uptime
 DP>  MR>  DP> ls: cannot access /usr/bin/uptime: No such file or directory
 DP>  MR> 
 DP>  MR> Let's see which files procps got:
 DP>  MR> 
 DP>  MR> dpkg-query -L procps (I've filtered the executables)
 DP>  MR> /bin/ps
 DP>  MR> /bin/kill
 DP>  MR> /sbin/sysctl
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/tload
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/slabtop
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/vmstat
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/pmap
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/pgrep
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/uptime
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/free
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/watch
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/top
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/w.procps
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/skill
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/pwdx
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/pkill
 DP>  MR> /usr/bin/snice
 DP>  MR> Are any more missing besides uptime? Could you please also check if t
 DP>  MR> man page for uptime is installed (/usr/share/man/man1/uptime.1.gz)?
 DP> 
 DP> Each of those files exist, and the man for uptime does not exist.

Amend that to say, eacho of those files exist, except for uptime.

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