Andy Spiegl wrote:
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> This is a little off-topic, but related to man-pages, too.
>
> My problem is that - when running "man -a" as I always do - I often
> get to see man pages multiple times.
Yes, and if you skip one choosing Ctrl-D its entry disappear from the
next run (and from the whatis dat
This is a little off-topic, but related to man-pages, too.
My problem is that - when running "man -a" as I always do - I often
get to see man pages multiple times. See this as an example:
~>man -w rename
/usr/man/man2/rename.2.gz /var/catman/cat2/rename.2.gz
/usr/man/man3/rename.3tcl.gz /var/ca
Joey Hess wrote:
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> You might want to refer to bug reports #10483, #11278, etc at
> http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/pa/lman-db.html - the maintainer is
> aware of the problem, and I hope he figures out a fix soon.
>
I have all the reports, but I wasn't able to reproduce the problem in
any way.
I'
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> Monthly, or more often, since installing Bo 1.3 on new system, I have had to
> re-install man-db, after getting segmentation faults whenever executing man.
> I don't believe this is related to libc6, as has been reported. It happens
> at almost random times. Perhaps c
Monthly, or more often, since installing Bo 1.3 on new system, I have had to
re-install man-db, after getting segmentation faults whenever executing man.
I don't believe this is related to libc6, as has been reported. It happens
at almost random times. Perhaps certain package upgrades have caus
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