The man pages should be found, but if you want to check where a package (let's
say emacs) has installed its documentation files, you can use
rpm -qdl emacs
and it will list you alle the docs provided with the package.
If you see that there is a man page that you can't access just by simply typing
man emacs, you can specify the path to search with :
man -M /path/of/the/man/page emacs
For further details, see man man, and man rpm.
If you want to work efficiently with rpm, I'd suggest you to read "maximum rpm"
available at http://www.rpm.org
Lane Lester wrote :
> steve wrote:
> > In order of "look here first"
> >
> > man
>
> Is there a "path" for man pages? My impression is that some pages get
> installed where man can't find them.
>
> Lane
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