Alan Wright <alan.wri...@oracle.com>
writes:
> On 12/7/10 5:49 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> The man pages on my system are completely useless and seem to have
>> lots of unusual characters from non-english language or something in
>> lots of key places rendering them unusable... at least for me.
>
> Are you using the man command to look at the man pages
> or trying to view them in an editor or document reader?
>
> If you are using a terminal with the man command, try
> typing the following lines at the command prompt:
>
> /bin/bash
> export DISPLAY=vt100
> man idmap
I was using man command at cmdline on a remote login.
What I see logged in remotely with TERM set to xterm
[...]
idmap setâaauthenticationMethod] [âDbindDN]
[âjpasswdfile] name1 name2
[...]
AFter using the suggested command I see this... (exactly the same):
idmap setâaauthenticationMethod] [âDbindDN]
[âjpasswdfile] name1 name2
Even if I back out and set the TERM to vt100 on the local and ssh from
the same shell to oi, so my TERM is set to vt100 at login, I still see
the same thing.
Some pages appear cleaner... for example `man iostat' shows much less of
that.
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