On Thu, 2008-06-05 at 15:38, Reid Kaufmann wrote: > Ok, I've seen this come up a few times, so I think it deserves it's > own email topic rather than getting piggy-backed on code reviews that > perhaps not everyone is looking at. I don't know if I can answer the > question definitively, but I'm sure someone on the forum can... > > 2. usr/src/lib/libmhash/install-sfw > > This still includes (see item 2 below) .. > > 'MANSCRIPT=../sunman-stability' > > Is this required?
I think whoever brought it up originally, was say that ... the 'MANSCRIPT=../sunman-stability' line is not required anymore because its setup somewhere else by default and '_install M' uses that default setting (But I may be wrong in thinking that, which is why a said 'check it'). paul > I think in most cases people (myself included) are including this > because the Sun internal instructions for package porting, titled > Package_Delivery_Project, lists sunman-stability in section 3.4 as one > of the needed files: > * sunman-stability (usr/src/cmd/expect/sunman-stability) (see > Man Pages below) > ... > Man Pages > If your package does not come with a man page, you will need to > create one. The fastest way to create > a new man page is to find a man page format you like and edit it as > needed to document your package. > If you do create a new man page, the sunman-stability file is not > needed. > * nroff man page information > * man page sections > * man page development automation (not needed for simple man pages) > * For testing, add your man page path to MANPATH (ie. > MANPATH=/test/man/man1:$MANPATH). > It normally needs to be in the man1 directory. > > So, according to this text, most ports are going to use this. Is this > correct, or has it been obsoleted? > > reid >
