Stephen Froehlich wrote:
After doing a Life with Qmail installation, I'd like to add all of the
appropriate entries to the default MANPATH. Where is the default MANPATH
set, and what should I add besides /var/qmail/man?
Thanks,
Stephen Froehlich
You probably would have been better off
just copy the whole content of /var/qmail/man to /usr/local/man
rmdir /var/qmail/man and then symlink /usr/local/man to /var/qmail/man
At 13:53 30.06.2001 +, Nick (Keith) Fish wrote:
Stephen Froehlich wrote:
After doing a Life with Qmail installation, I'd like to add all of the
* Nick (Keith) Fish [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010630 13:51]:
Stephen Froehlich wrote:
After doing a Life with Qmail installation, I'd like to add all of the
appropriate entries to the default MANPATH. Where is the default MANPATH
set, and what should I add besides /var/qmail/man?
You probably
After doing a Life with Qmail installation, I'd like to add all of the
appropriate entries to the default MANPATH. Where is the default MANPATH
set, and what should I add besides /var/qmail/man?
Thanks,
Stephen Froehlich
Hi,
in an attempt to look for the TCPSERVER man-pages, I just found Dan's
description on the Web. Some pieces are available elsewhere, but they are
not in sync with the current ucspi.
For anybody how needs it, the man-pages can be downloaded (as tar-archive)
from my qmail Web-page:
http
On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 11:47:38PM -0500, Peter Cavender wrote:
I just installed the latest ucspi-tcp from the tarball on cr.yp.to, and
there are no man pages. My previous install almost 2 years ago included
them, and I am wondering if they are no longer included or if I missed
something
I just installed the latest ucspi-tcp from the tarball on cr.yp.to, and
there are no man pages. My previous install almost 2 years ago included
them, and I am wondering if they are no longer included or if I missed
something.
Thanks,
Peter
On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 11:47:38PM -0500, Peter Cavender wrote:
I just installed the latest ucspi-tcp from the tarball on cr.yp.to, and
there are no man pages. My previous install almost 2 years ago included
them, and I am wondering if they are no longer included or if I missed
something
work is done twice. Searching the archiv really helps. There was
an announce with Subject: man-pages daemontools-0.70 ucspi-tcp-0.88 .
Hmmm... I new about daemontools, but I didn't think there was
anything for ucspi-tcp... Next time I'll have to search the archive
then. =) Oh well. I didn't
There is an updated set of man pages for ucspi-tcp-0.88
(http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html), now including man pages for rblsmtpd,
addcr, delcr:
ftp://ftp.innominate.org/pub/pape/djb/ucspi-tcp-0.88-man.tar.gz
Regards, Gerrit.
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is done twice. Searching the archiv really helps. There was
an announce with Subject: man-pages daemontools-0.70 ucspi-tcp-0.88 .
Gerrit.
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networking
-burn.org/pub/custom/ucspi-tcp/ucspi-tcp-0.88-man.tar.bz2
These are basically taken direct from cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html and
converted into manpages.
Great, so work is done twice. Searching the archiv really helps. There was
an announce with Subject: man-pages daemontools-0.70 ucspi-tcp-0.88
These are basically taken direct from cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html and
converted into manpages.
Great, so work is done twice. Searching the archiv really helps. There was
an announce with Subject: man-pages daemontools-0.70 ucspi-tcp-0.88 .
Gerrit.
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You can obtain the manpages for ucspi-tcp from:
ftp.freezer-burn.org/pub/custom/ucspi-tcp/ucspi-tcp-0.88-man.tar.bz2
These are basically taken direct from cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html and
converted into manpages.
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Freezer Burn BBS:
/qmail/man. No need to
fiddle with the man conf file.
Make sure though that the formatted pages do not get installed ( in
/var/qmail/man/cat?). Otherwise nonroot users will not be able to
read the man pages after a while.
Setting the MANPATH should work under RH 6.*---it was not working on
earlier
What command is supposed to install the man pages for qmail?
After setup, all the .0 files are in my source dir, but they have not been
moved to the man dirs or added to the indexes.
[...]
god, this was the question of the year. thx Steve :}} this is sth
which isn't explained anywhere
dd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
god, this was the question of the year. thx Steve :}} this is sth
which isn't explained anywhere (if it was, i wasn't able to see it)
Well, it's explained in "Life with qmail":
http://Web.InfoAve.Net/~dsill/lwq.html#man-pages
-Dave
"Steve Kapinos" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does qmail use its own dir tho? Every other app I install drops to the
overall /usr/man dirs.
"Why doesn't qmail crap all over my system like every other app I
install?"
Hmm...
-Dave
including the preformatted man
pages.
[]s, Roger...
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On Nov 16 1999, Russell Nelson wrote:
Their proper place is /var/qmail/man. Add it to your MANPATH.
That's why MANPATH exists.
Actually, in systems that support it (Debian's slink has it
broken, Debian's potato has got it right), the cleanest way of
using
What command is supposed to install the man pages for qmail?
After setup, all the .0 files are in my source dir, but they have not been
moved to the man dirs or added to the indexes.
Are they supposed to be installed during 'make setup check'?
-Steve
they are in /var/qmail/man
You'll probably need to adjust your MANPATH
At 07:30 PM 11/15/99 , you wrote:
What command is supposed to install the man pages for qmail?
After setup, all the .0 files are in my source dir, but they have not been
moved to the man dirs or added to the indexes
The man pages were not installed by default. How can I install them?
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Network Systems Engineer
On Sun, Oct 10, 1999 at 01:44:59PM -0700, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
The man pages were not installed by default. How can I install them?
They probably are, but they go to
/var/qmail/man
Add this directory to your MANPATH environemt variable and the "man"
command will find them.
On Sun, 10 Oct 1999, Markus Stumpf wrote:
They probably are, but they go to
/var/qmail/man
Add this directory to your MANPATH environemt variable and the "man"
command will find them.
Thanks. It worked like a charm. :)
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Network Systems Engineer
Good day to all!
I am just wondering why I have no man pages for qmail. I did not have any
problem whith the installation. The man pages just won't come up. Just
keeps saying no manual entry...
Anyone please help.
Regards,
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do you have your MANPATH environment variable set to include /var/qmail/man?
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From: Edward Castillo-Jakosalem [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 3:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: man pages?
Good day to all!
I am just
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Subject: man pages?
Good day to all!
I am just wondering why I have no man pages for qmail. I did not have any
problem whith the installation. The man pages just won't come up. Just
keeps saying no manual entry...
Anyone please help.
Regards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a warning to rpm makers: at least under RH 6.0, the stuff in the
cat directories get gzipped, and then ordinary users cannot view those
man pages anymore. I do not really know what the heck is going on:
$ man qmail-command
rm: remove write-protected file `/var/qmail/man/cat8/qmail-command
Mate Wierdl writes:
Just a warning to rpm makers: at least under RH 6.0, the stuff in the
cat directories get gzipped, and then ordinary users cannot view those
man pages anymore. I do not really know what the heck is going on:
$ man qmail-command
-rwxr-sr-x 1 root man
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