On Wed, 19 Apr 2023, Todd Gruhn wrote: > If I write a program, and a man-page with it; where do I install this > man-page ??
See the manpath on your NetBSD system: man -p That shows what directories actually currently has manuals. So also see: /etc/man.conf A common place to install your own manpage is /usr/local/man/man1/ The man manpage or man itself has a bug: the man.c comments say -p prints the directories containing manpages. The manpage says -p prints the path. But actually -p prints the directories from the search path that exist regardless if contain manpages or not. Okay if I commit this? .It Fl p Print the search path for the manual pages. +This excludes cat page directories and non-existent directories. Fix man.c comments too? Or should the code be fixed to only -p print directories containing a man page?
