On mag 16 18:11, Rocky Hotas wrote: > > Am I doing something wrong? Some very funny updates.
First, I'm on NetBSD 9.2 amd64 (but I also tested the same things in another machine with NetBSD 9.0 amd64). The first time I run `apropos' with option `-p', it doesn't work (as written in the previous message). In a newly created terminal (an st(1) instance) it may print: ... perl5320delta (1) what is new for perl v5.32.0 ...Configure 4 For clang++, add "#include <stdlib.h>" to Configure's probes for "futimes", "strtoll", "strtoul", "strtoull", "strtouq", otherwise the probes would fail to compile. 4 Use a compile and run test for "lchown" to satisfy clang++ which should more... --More--(byte 3792)myhostname$ Where `myhostname$' is my bash prompt. So, more(1) tries to start, but it immediately exits. If I run apropos(1) for a second time, changing the argument, then it works as expected: more(1) is active and the screen can be scrolled. The argument change is essential, because if I run apropos(1) a second time with the same argument, the output ends again with --More--(byte 3792)myhostname$ as before. Also, if I run apropos -p argument1 apropos -p argument2 apropos -p argument1 the last time I get again --More--(byte 3792)myhostname$ as if this was related to some dislike towards argument1. Rocky
