Greetings Gabriele,What I did was simply copy the manpages (of the debian package) over.
Autotools puts the man pages in the right spot, but it doesn't customize the pages themselves. The "FILES" section needs to be customized to point to (for example) the correct default .conf file.
The problem I had was with the lines in the man page:
Please refer to the HTML pages (in the htdig-doc package)
.B /usr/share/doc/htdig-doc/html/index.html
This looks very debian-specific, but I don't see any mechanism in our configure process which actually places the docs anywhere...
Cheers,
Lachlan
The debian package currently consists of
- htdig (the binaries) - htdig-doc (the documentation)
If I ever get the libraries working conforming to debian policy(they need to be PIC-Compliant), I'll probably do a split as follows:
htdig-db2 - the specific version of the htdig Berkeley DB htdig-libs - all them libraries (then pic compliant) htdig-doc - the documentation htdig-bin - the binaries htdig-contrib - the stuff in the contrib directory
Also, atm the debian package conflicts with the mifluz stuff (they seem to use the same libraries)
Robert
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