Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 14537
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1998/9/3-4 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:14537 Activity:nil
9/2     When I use rcp/scp on some machines I get the message:
        MANPATH: Undefined variable.
        What the hell does manpath have anything to do with copying files?
                \_ it does if its in your .cshrc
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4/3     Does MANPATH need to point to where man.conf is?  If I have my on
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4/3     How come *man* suddenly doesn't work anymore?  What has changed?
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        \_ Correct problem reporting protocol:  Say what you tried doing.
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10/20   The idea of manpage is stupid. All --help option should be embedded
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        \_ alias woman man
        \_ hello, there is no mmap(2) binary on soda.
        \_ Gee, and everytime one needs to modify man pages, we should
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12/21   'man' works, man -k (apropos) doesn't ("/usr/share/man/windex: No
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12/20   What's the best way to figure out the maximum memory a process uses
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12/8    Anyway to figure out who the last person was to modify a file?
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