On Monday, August 26, 2002, at 04:52 , Scot Ballard wrote:
> I am not using jaguar yet, but man does seem to be a shell script on
> the stock fink distro.
>
> Mon 1:46:32am ~{810} %fink --version
> Package manager version: 0.9.12
> Distribution version: 0.4.0
> Mon 1:46:43am ~{811} %file /sw/bin/man
> /sw/bin/man: Bourne shell script text
> Mon 1:48:28am ~{812} %cat /sw/bin/man
> #!/bin/sh
> exec /usr/bin/man -C /sw/etc/man.conf $*
> Mon 1:48:33am ~{813} %dpkg -S /sw/bin/man
> manconf: /sw/bin/man
This might be the difference. I get /sw/bin/man from "man,"
and you get it from "manconf." In order to do its magic,
manconf replaces the usual /sw/bin/man with a wrapper around
/usr/bin/man.
I'm not running 10.2, but I'd guess that 10.2's /usr/bin/man
isn't quite compatible with 10.1's (specifically the "-C"
switch).
I'm pretty sure Jeffrey Whitaker (manconf's maintainer) reads
this list, but I've cc'd him personally just to make sure he
sees this.
HTH,
Dan
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