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man page weirdness

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Nikki Cook)
Mon Nov 9 07:11:37 1998

Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1998 07:10:37 -0500
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From: Nikki Cook <sunny@mail.suntrix.com>
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Hi everybody,

In an ongoing effort to keep our four month old 5.1 system secure and
up-to-date, last weekend we updated all the .rpm updates that were listed
in the 5.1 Intel errata and were appropriate for our system.  Yesterday, we
compiled and installed BIND8.1.2. =20

This is what I have a question about.

The compile of BIND produced man pages in the /doc/man directory, but those
pages weren't installed.  A "man bind" brings up the original bind man page
that refers named.boot. =20

Looking at the new named.8 file with man, I see this at the head of the=
 file:

@INDOT_U@NAMED(@SYS_OPS_EXT_U@)      LOCAL    =
 @INDOT_U@NAMED(@SYS_OPS_EXT_U@)

NAME
     @INDOT@named - Internet domain name server (DNS)

One of the rpm updates we did was the Jun  2 man-1.5d-3.i386.rpm.

So.... my bottom line questions:

What the heck happened? Does it matter?
Did it have anything to do with the man .rpm update?  Does it matter?
How do I fix this so that I have correct pages being called by man?

TIA,

Nikki


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