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Subject: groff-base: /usr/share/groff/site-tmac not a symlink to /etc/groff as
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Package: groff-base
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This started off as an FTBFS on xfree86 when it couldn't find
"man.local" building the man pages. As it turns out, man.local
exists in /etc/groff, but groff doesn't check there.
groff-base's README.Debian states that /usr/share/groff/site-tmac is
supposed to be a symlink to /etc/groff. Instead, it's a directory with
no contents.
I've replaced it on my local system so I can get on with building
xfree86, but in theory someone else's system might have the same
problem. I have no idea how my system got this way. I've been tracking
unstable for years now.
Thanks,
Nick Lewycky
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I think we can close this issue. My system wasn't installed from Debian
installer, but by putting dpkg on an Yggdrasil system. If nobody else is
having this problem, that's probably because it doesn't exist.
Nick
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