On 4/13/07, yayo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken wrote:
>
> >all the later packages are free to install pages from
> >man-pages."
>
> well, then this make confusion in my head! (O_o!)
>
> (I suppose you didn't notice on my previous email that
> I was referring to that package management system. : P)
I don't use that hint, but I think there's a way to make a package so
that others can overwrite it. We install man-pages first in LFS
because it's convenient to let the other packages overwrite these when
they provide their own versions. It's easier than keeping track of
which pages are duplicates. But, if you want to not have any
conflicts, run these commands before you install man-pages:
# Remove later duplicated manpages
rm -vf man1/{chgrp,chmod,chown,cp,dd,df,diff,dir,dircolors,du}.1
rm -vf man1/{install,ln,ls,mkdir,mkfifo,mknod,mv,rm,rmdir,touch,vdir}.1
rm -vf man2/{capget,capset,fgetxattr,flistxattr,fremovexattr,fsetxattr}.2
rm -vf man2/{getxattr,lgetxattr,listxattr,llistxattr,lremovexattr}.2
rm -vf man2/{lsetxattr,removexattr,setxattr}.2
rm -vf man3/getspnam.3 man5/passwd.5
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Dan
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