From: Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
Is this is consequence of your $MANPATH or is it in the man program?
Is $HOME automaticaly
On May 25, Fabrizio Polacco wrote
Hi folks!
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
How about having it just index $HOME/man by default, and adding a switch to
turn on
Bruce Perens wrote:
From: Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all
the 'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current
directory, when it is invoked.
Is this is consequence of your $MANPATH or is it in the man
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyway, the whole feature seems strange to me, because usually man
hierarchies are at the same level of binary dirs, not under them.
I agree; remove it completely. If it looked in a more sensible place for the
From: Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyway, the whole feature seems strange to me, because usually man
hierarchies are at the same level of binary dirs, not under them.
It doesn't make any sense. If it were implemented sensibly it would be
looking at path-element/../man .
I think the
Hi folks!
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
This feature is of incredibly annoyance because it leaves a file
index.bt in those subdirectories.
I think that many of you
Just add an option to man which turns it on. It can be off by default.
Guy
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
I can see automatically supporting $HOME/man
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