I just upgraded my mostly stock slink machine to potato with "apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade". Now I have both /usr/man and /usr/share/man on my system, and neither is a symlink to the other. A quick glance showed no files in common between the two directories, and they both contain around 7.5M. "man foo" works for foo's in either directory. But the alternatives system is messed up, with symlinks pointing to the wrong place.
An example is /etc/alternatives/editor.1.gz, which points to /usr/man/man1/elvis.1.gz, which does not exist. However, /usr/share/man/man1/elvis.1.gz does exist. What happened? Would manually changing all the bad symlinks in /etc/alternatives to point to the right place be the correct fix? Is there an automatic way to do this? Thanks for any suggestions. Dan -- Dan Christensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
