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> Le 10 juillet à 10:43:39 Sascha Hlusiak <saschahlusiak@×××××.de> écrit notamment: |
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> | Hi, |
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> | > hello all, |
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> | > Since my last emerge -uD world (where man was updated to man-1.6), I |
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> | > receive a "segmentation fault" when trying to see a man page, this seems |
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> | > to be true for all users and within bash as well as zsh. I remember that |
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> | > the conf file has been modified but I'm afraid i did not care to look at |
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> | > what was changed! |
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> | I have the same problem. I figured out that it only occurs, when I run |
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> | man in a small terminal in X. When I resize the terminal, it works fine, |
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> | as well as in an vc. |
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> Well in the vc it didn't work either for me. |
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> | I just found out now, that it also seems to be a problem with caching. |
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> | If I uncomment the NOCACHE line in /etc/man.conf, it seems to work |
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> | again. Can you confirm that? |
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> Yes I confirm that, thanks for the tip! |
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Seems to be fixed in sys-apps/man-1.6-r1 |
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Still complains if called without parameters: |
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Cannot open the message catalog "man" for locale "ru_RU.KOI8-R" |
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(NLSPATH="<none>") |
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Is there a way to fix this? |
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TIA, |
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Sasha |
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