Hi, I've solved quite all the problems I had with my server/clients running Debian:-) I now have a little trouble with the MANPATH environment variable...
I have set up my clients so that I can mount several servers quite the same way: /home is splitted into several parts, each belonging to a specific server (eg for now: /home/server1 and /home/server2); In /usr/local, I've added a 'produits' (imported products) subdirectory, which itself is splitted like /home (eg /usr/local/produits/server1 and so on). These directories contain a /usr/local-like filesystem, ie they all contain a bin, lib, etc and man (plus others) directories. I've written a shell script that looks for available products servers, and that automatically includes bin to the PATH, and sources a file in etc containing the env variables needed by the installed products (eg: MOZILLA_HOME for netscape). The only problem that remain is that I _don't_ want to include the servers' man directories in the client's /etc/manpath.config. I first thought that if I set up the MANPATH variable to the servers' man dirs it would work (and in fact in does), but when I do that I cannot access the client's manpages -those defined in /etc/manpath.config- anymore. Suggestion anybody ? Thanx for your help. Seb -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
