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Now how do I thread this as solved lol
You should read the stickied topics in this forum section: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=130309
edit#2 The solve was running 'export MANPAGER=less'
Reboot your computer and see what happens.
Last edited by karol (2014-03-18 23:18:01)
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ok, so after i rebooted it didn't stick...
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ok, so after i rebooted it didn't stick...
Exactly.
Now you have to find where did you write 'MANPAGER=most' and change it or install 'most'.
Start with your ~/.bashrc and other places where you keep your aliases etc, like other people suggested.
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I guess you set MANPAGER to most somewhere.
Yup thats what I did. It was in my '~/.bashrc' file. It was when I tried to get 'man pages' to color
Last edited by jedijimi (2014-03-18 23:28:02)
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Yup thats what I did. It was in my '~/.bashrc' file. It was when I tried to get 'man pages' to color
And it would have worked as well if you had actually installed most
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grep PAGER ~/.*rc ~/.*profile
I think
find ~ -maxdepth 1 -type f -iname ".*" \! -name ".bash_history" -exec grep MANPAGER '{}' +
would be better.
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That works for me...
rob@arch:~$ find ~ -maxdepth 1 -type f -iname ".*" \! -name ".bash_history" -exec grep MANPAGER '{}' +
/home/rob/.bashrc:export MANPAGER=most
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I had a similar problem, man kept exiting with status 255.
I had to reinstall the groff package, and that fixed it.
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Closing this old thread.
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