Same for me. Trying around it seems this can be addressed on the user side by rebuilding in the index:
```
cppman std::unique_ptr
error: no such table: cppreference.com_keywords
cppman --rebuild-index
...
cppman std::unique_ptr
``` if I understand correctly, rebuilding the index fills $HOME/.cache/cppman/index.db. Comparing the /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cppman/lib/index.db (from the package) with the one in $HOME/.cache, I see that the table `cppreference.com_keywords` table is present in $HOME/.cache and missing in /usr Could it be the sqlite db in /usr is incorrectly packaged? I quickly tired (to see if this can be addressed on the packaging side): - rm /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cppman/lib/index.db - cp $HOME/.cache/cppman/index.db /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cppman/lib/index.db - chown root:root /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cppman/lib/index.db - chmod 644 /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cppman/lib/index.db - mv $HOME/.cache/cppman $HOME/.cache/cppman.bak after this (i.e. replacing the shipped index.db with the newly generated one and removing my user cache) cppman works as expected for me. Hope that helps fixing the issue (be it the maintainers or users). Cheers, Paul
