Are the man pages for the specific openpkg software online somewhere on
the web site? It would be nice if they were. When we build our
software currently the man pages all fail to properly build for some
reason. It's a low priority for us to resolve but it would be nice if
the man pages
On Tue, May 08, 2007, David M. Fetter wrote:
Are the man pages for the specific openpkg software online somewhere on
the web site? It would be nice if they were. When we build our
software currently the man pages all fail to properly build for some
reason. It's a low priority for us
I don't mean for all packages. I just mean the openpkg specific
packages. The software/tools that have been developed in-house for use
in the openpkg world. That should only be 4 or 5 man pages total. It
would be a nice addition to list under the Documentation area.
On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 19
Hello, all.
First, kudos on creating such a comprehensive system for portably
building and installing unix software. I've found it incredibly useful
for my day job, as well as for some personal projects at home. I can't
say enough good things about the system, as several of my friends and
Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
The reason simply is that with our myriad of Perl modules in the various
perl-xxx packages the prefix/man/ area would be totally _flooded_
with _copies_ of files
A-ha! I knew there must be a good reason.
Well, I think we should keep perl-openpkg as is or at
On Tue, Jul 26, 2005, Doug Summers wrote:
This seems to be platform-independent...
When trying to display OpenPKG man pages most of them work great. Here
is my output for 'openpkg man gcc:
...
For rpm it's a scrambled mess:
Red Hat Linux RPM(8)
ESC
On Thu, Jan 15, 2004, Christopher Chan wrote:
Is there any man page or other documentation for shtool other then the script
itself?
Yes. If you:
o Installed the OpenPKG shtool package,
then shtool.1 is found in /yourprefix/man/man1/shtool.1
o Installed OSSP shtool (without OpenPKG),
On Thu, Jan 15, 2004, Christopher Chan wrote:
Is there any man page or other documentation for shtool other then the script
itself?
Trying to understand more about it so I know when and where are the best places
to use it.
Well, install the shtool package and run man shtool. Although
Is there any man page or other documentation for shtool other then the script itself?
Trying to understand more about it so I know when and where are the best places to use it.
Christopher Chan
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