Missing /usr/bin/reboot

i use GNOME and arch is up to date as it can be after doing a "pacman -Syu".
when i use GNOME's shutdown-dialog to reboot the system, GNOME and X stop as they should, but then the system gives a message, "Command failed /usr/bin/reboot" and a short description that it wasn't found.
the system then takes a short breath of about 5-10 seconds and reboots as it should.
well, there is no /usr/bin/reboot on my harddisk, just /sbin/reboot...why?
had the same thing some days ago on another system. was /usr/bin/reboot removed during one of the last updates and GNOME still tries to use it instead of /sbin/reboot?
Thanks!
Cheers!

I had this problem as well and couldn't work out what I had done wrong - I hadn't been fiddling with any settings, honest.  Anyway, it first occurred last Saturday when I shutdown my PC after these updates:
[2008-02-02 07:49] synchronizing package lists
[2008-02-02 07:49] starting full system upgrade
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded bash (3.2.025-4 -> 3.2.033-2)
[2008-02-02 07:50] warning: /etc/profile installed as /etc/profile.pacnew
[2008-02-02 07:50] warning: directory permissions differ on var/lock/
filesystem: 775 package: 755
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded filesystem (2007.11-3 -> 2007.11-6)
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded groff (1.19.2-3 -> 1.19.2-4)
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded man (1.6f-1 -> 1.6f-2)
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded mkinitcpio (0.5.17-1 -> 0.5.17-2)
[2008-02-02 07:50] upgraded mpg123 (1.1.0-3 -> 1.2.0-1)
and not only was there an error about the missing file but gdm-binary segfaulted.  Here's the entry from everything.log:
Feb 2 09:53:50 gconfd (david-9810): Exiting
Feb 2 09:53:50 darkstar gdm-binary[9706]: WARNING: Command failed /usr/bin/poweroff: Failed to execute child process "/usr/bin/poweroff" (No such file or directory)
Feb 2 09:53:50 darkstar shutdown[11387]: shutting down for system halt
Feb 2 09:53:50 darkstar init: Switching to runlevel: 0
Feb 2 09:53:50 darkstar gdm-binary[9706]: segfault at 0000000000000031 rip 00002aaccdefa090 rsp 00007fffdfb2ce28 error 4
Thing is, looking back through older log entries, the warning about failing to execute /usr/bin/reboot or /usr/bin /poweroff is always there on reboot/shutdown but I had never before seen it echoed to the screen.  Anyway, I wasn't sure where to report the bug but made my own fix in the meantime by adding the following to the daemon section of /etc/gdm/defaults.conf
RebootCommand=/sbin/reboot
HaltCommand=/sbin/poweroff
The other consequence of those Saturday updates, which hasn't gone away yet, is that the normal shutdown messages - stopping this, stopping that etc. - don't always appear.  It's not consistent but more often than not gnome will drop to a console with a login prompt and my PC will shutdown a few seconds later  If I don't start gnome and just run /sbin/poweroff from the console then the usual messages will appear.  As far as I can tell, however, my PC is shutting down properly despite the lack of messages.
EDIT: And /sbin is in my path.
EDIT 1: And the segfaults continue (I thought that they'd gone away):
Feb 6 23:27:08 gconfd (david-9811): Exiting
Feb 6 23:27:09 darkstar shutdown[15679]: shutting down for system halt
Feb 6 23:27:09 darkstar init: Switching to runlevel: 0
Feb 6 23:27:09 darkstar gdm-binary[9706]: segfault at 0000000000000021 rip 00002b63ab165090 rsp 00007fff028bfe48 error 4
Last edited by azleifel (2008-02-07 22:35:41)

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    Application of patches finished : 2014.11.25 15:06:13
    Following patches were skipped :
    Patches already applied
    120900-04     121453-02     119282-01     120256-01     120849-04
    121133-02     121453-02     122640-05     119368-04     121337-01
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    121296-01     118981-03     119986-03     120732-01     121946-01
    118706-01     119063-01     120101-01
    Patches not applicable to packages on the system
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    138215-01     119955-05     124997-01     138852-01     145929-05
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    118667-65     120460-17     125533-17     139620-01     147378-01
    118705-02     120286-03     125670-04     139986-01     147673-08
    118707-05     120292-02     125725-03     140455-01     147692-55
    118708-19     120348-03     125731-11     141032-01     147693-55
    118711-03     120412-11     125891-01     141104-04     147992-06
    118712-23     120414-27     126119-02     142292-01     148002-01
    118718-06     120543-33     126363-08     141496-01     148004-01
    118777-16     120719-06     126365-16     141558-01     148006-01
    121181-05     120739-08     126425-01     142049-01     148135-01
    118918-24     120753-09     126440-01     142088-02     148322-07
    138217-01     120811-09     126540-02     142234-01     148324-06
    119578-30     120812-32     126546-04     142244-02     148342-06
    140860-02     120815-01     126868-04     142373-02     148383-01
    121118-19     120830-06     127752-01     142529-01     148423-01
    119059-66     120928-32     127872-02     142911-01     148559-08
    119081-25     121095-04     128292-01     142933-05     148565-01
    119115-35     121104-11     128298-02     143502-01     148625-01
    119117-52     121211-02     136882-03     143527-01     148768-01
    119213-27     121606-04     136998-10     143643-08     148870-01
    119246-39     122031-01     137000-08     143651-01     150435-01
    123611-04     122212-46     137004-09     144664-01     148975-01
    119309-03     122259-06     137080-07     143725-02     149067-01
    140899-01     122470-03     137090-02     143727-02     149071-01
    119313-42     122472-07     137093-01     143731-01     149075-01
    124188-03     122911-33     137097-02     143733-01     149108-01
    119538-19     123003-04     137102-01     143739-01     149112-01
    120099-08     124171-07     137147-07     144047-01     149149-01
    119548-14     123252-01     137321-02     144112-02     149163-01
    119648-03     123301-01     137871-02     144325-01     121081-08
    125547-02     123358-02     138195-04     144327-02     149483-01
    140796-01     123526-01     138247-01     147002-01     150031-05
    139520-02     123590-12     138361-01     144994-02     150107-02
    119764-07     123893-77     138647-01     144996-02     150157-01
    119783-28     123938-02     138649-01     145006-04     150616-01
    119810-07     124149-16     138766-01     145023-01     150618-02
    119812-18     124325-01     138822-12     147217-02     150840-01
    119900-16     124397-02     138824-12     145080-13     151145-01
    119903-02     124457-02
    Patches missing one or more required patches
    118833-36     125075-01     142394-01     147143-17     148693-01
    119130-33     125719-42     142397-01     146334-01     148888-05
    124628-10     126206-10     142428-02     146489-06     148948-01
    119252-29     127127-11     142430-01     146582-04     149165-01
    119280-25     127724-02     142543-01     146681-02     149279-02
    119278-38     128310-01     142909-17     146683-01     149453-02
    119315-19     128332-01     143317-03     146694-02     149638-02
    120199-15     137032-01     143506-07     146834-02     149646-02
    119534-29     137115-01     143609-03     146954-03     149648-03
    119546-08     138866-03     144526-02     147194-03     150025-01
    120272-31     137137-09     144500-19     147793-12     150400-11
    126897-02     137282-01     143954-04     147797-04     150113-02
    127755-01     138096-02     144106-01     147805-01     150123-01
    125503-02     138181-01     144188-02     148027-03     150180-01
    124204-04     138245-01     144455-01     148049-04     150307-01
    122660-10     138876-01     144486-05     148071-12     150310-01
    120011-14     139555-08     144492-01     148104-11     150312-04
    119757-32     139962-02     144569-01     148112-02     150383-02
    120410-33     139980-01     144872-03     148165-02     150534-01
    121136-02     140912-01     144909-03     148241-02     150535-01
    121308-20     141444-09     144911-02     148403-01     150537-01
    121428-15     141532-04     145096-03     148407-01     150539-01
    123630-03     141548-01     145120-01     148412-02     150631-02
    123005-07     141586-01     145953-07     148561-06     150756-03
    124393-11     142240-01     147147-26     148657-01     150836-01
    124630-42     142340-02
    No patches were applied.
    Install log files written :
      /var/sadm/install_data/s10s_rec_patchset_short_2014.11.25_14.53.01.log
      /var/sadm/install_data/s10s_rec_patchset_verbose_2014.11.25_14.53.01.log
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    standby_node#
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    standby_node#
    standby_node#
    standby_node#iniy t 6
    standby_node#
    standby_node#
    standby_node#
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    I am trying to run steam using my own runtime libraries, however I'm missing libcrypt.so.11
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    make -r PARALLELMFLAGS="" -C /home/myusername/aur/libx32-glibc/src/glibc-2.18 objdir=`pwd` install
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    make subdir=csu -C csu ..=../ subdir_lib
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    make[2]: Leaving directory '/home/myusername/aur/libx32-glibc/src/glibc-2.18/login'
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    make[1]: *** [elf/subdir_lib] Error 2
    make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/myusername/aur/libx32-glibc/src/glibc-2.18'
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