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> } Another one I'd rather start discussing here...
> }
> } The 'man' command shows me any manual page in /usr/man/cat.* >>twice<<,
> } one time after the other.
> }
> } man icc
> } ... read to the end of the stuff...
> } ... here it comes again, from the top...
> }
> } If there's a man.* file more recent than its formatted version, man STILL
> } shows you the cat.* version twice, then calls the nr script to reformat.
> Hmmm, I don't see this behaviour at all. I'm still running FRDE14.
> I don't have whatever package "icc" comes with installed and thus
> don't have that specific man page, so I tried a "man cat", not to
> mention a small bunch of others, all with no problem - they only
> display once, properly nroff'd.
html equivalent. I'm talking about man pages that exist in a cat.something
directory under /usr/man.
If you look for what you have like that under FRDE, there'll be three of
them.
Careful, because man will destroy them after it can't find nroff.
BTW, the inode problem: that was on FRDE14??
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