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re: Better disk usage information
Hi -
Getting man pages to work
The reason the man pages are unavailable is that Mac OS X expects to find them in share/man, not man (as many other UN*Xes do). To solve this problem, use the following commands to build and install the programs: ./configure --mandir=/usr/local/share/man make su root #enter root password when prompted make install exit rehash What we've done different is to tell the configuration script which directory the manual pages should be placed in, and told the shell to "rehash". That is, to scan the implicit executable search paths for now programs. Vasantha Crabb
Getting man pages to work
I can't verify this right now (wish PB would run on Titaniums...) but I believe OSX also honors the MANPATH environment variable. So you could add additional directories to your MANPATH:
Getting man pages to work
It only honours the environment variable if you delete your man.conf file. You can edit the file to make it search more directories (you can find it at /etc/man.conf). I think it's a better solution to just use the directories the OS likes. |
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