sleep is traditionally installed to /bin/. Only systems with merged
/usr/{bin,lib,sbin}/ directories have it in /usr/bin/.
This fixes at least one issue people are having with this service. The other options are using /bin/sleep instead. This will also work on merged /usr/ systems, as /bin will symlink to /usr/bin/ where the binary is.
It's probably also a good idea to remove the full path on all other commands, too. But so far I haven't seen any issue with those.
sleep is traditionally installed to /bin/. Only systems with merged /usr/{bin,lib,sbin}/ directories have it in /usr/bin/.
This fixes at least one issue people are having with this service. The other options are using /bin/sleep instead. This will also work on merged /usr/ systems, as /bin will symlink to /usr/bin/ where the binary is.
It's probably also a good idea to remove the full path on all other commands, too. But so far I haven't seen any issue with those.