We have loaded SELinux on a Redhat 7.1 machine and part of the SELinux setup installed additional man pages. An example we have is a man page that came with RH7.1 is called open, SELinux installed another man page called open.2. Under solaris it is possible to type: man open.2 to display the man page. We are unable to do the same thing with linux. The work around is to change the man.conf to only look in the SELinux man directories, downside is that you are unable to see and of the man pages that come with RH7.1.
Is there a way to be able to view the second man page called open.2 without setting man.conf not to see the man page open that RH provided?
Regards,
Tom
BBN Technologies (Columbia)
