Hello
Thanks all for the suggestions regarding getting man to work.
Here is what I tried:
a) Re-installation of man softaware - It didn't work.
b) Copy of somebody else's man.config to /etc/man.config. - It didn
work.
c) Use man as man -M /usr/man - it worked.
The funniest thing about it is
Ed,
At the time I first asnwered your message I was sitting at my Workstation
at work. I hate to admit it, but it's not a Linux workstation. At this
momemt I'm sitting at my PC at home. So, I pop open a terminal window and
type in the command man procmail and guess what pops up? Yes, you
I did that several times but it always ended up on
root@armagedon:/usr/lib$ man procmail
No manual entry for procmail
Any suggestions?
As I recall, your msg indicated that your man pages were in zip
format. Maybe you'd have better luck if you use gunzip on them.
Cheers ---
Have you tried re-installing the man RPM onto your system yet? that might
be an option.
--
Mark
I love my Linux Box...
REASON # 2 ...X-windows is just a suedonym.
Registered Linux user # 1299563
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, mendes wrote:
Hello
Unfortunately man procmail won't
Below is the contents of my /etc/man.config file
Not on my system this file is "man.config" not ".man.config".
mendes wrote:
Hello
Unfortunately man procmail won't work. I have just found out that man
can't find a thing. The /etc/.man.config is empty. Could someone tell me what
mendes wrote:
Hello
I know that this is a rather silly question but I definitely need help.
For instance, I installed procmail on my system. The manuals were placed at
/usr/man/man1 and /usr/man/man5 as *.1.gz or *1.bz2 and *.5.gz or *.5.bz2.
When I type man procmail the sys
Just type "man procmail".
mendes wrote:
Hello
I know that this is a rather silly question but I definitely need help.
For instance, I installed procmail on my system. The manuals were placed at
/usr/man/man1 and /usr/man/man5 as *.1.gz or *1.bz2 and *.5.gz or *.5.bz2.
When I
