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From: Adam William Hawks <root@pent.vnet.net>
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From: Adam William Hawks <root@pent.vnet.net>
Subject: Problem with manpages

I am running -current and needed to rewrite my boot code sector. The only mmethod I know right now is using the install disk. So I did a install mounting my old partitions and used a non-existant device to retrieve the dist. so it would not clobber my current files. all went well I thought.

now when I try to get to a manpage it say 

man: unable to find the file /etc/manpath.config

which is there and the same as always. The funny thing is that xman works.
If I type manpath it gives me my manpath. Does anyone know what the problem is?

Adam W. Hawks
awhawks@uncc.edu
root@pent.vnet.net