On Oct 8, 2007, at 12:49, Instruct ICC wrote:
>>I could swear that "man port" worked at home.
> >
> >At work, I get
> >No manual entry for port
> >
> >Even after re-running the installer (which claimed it did an
upgrade).
> >
> >How do I remove Macports (permanently/completely or so I can try
a reinstall)?
> >Or how do I fix man?
> >
> >"man php" works.
>
> Maybe a problem with the path: what does
> echo $MANPATH
> report ?
In Terminal (as opposed to X11 xterm) where "port search php" works:
/sw/share/man:/usr/share/man:/usr/local/share/man:/usr/X11R6/man:/
sw/lib/perl5/5.8.6/man
Should there be (Was there an) /opt/... when it worked?
Maybe Porticus hosed it?
MacPorts does not set your MANPATH to anything. You may set it if you
wish.
I see /sw in your path there. So I guess you have Fink installed too.
That's just asking for trouble. I recommend you use either Fink or
MacPorts, but not both. Completely remove the one you no longer wish
to use.
I also see /usr/local in that path. Stuff in /usr/local can interfere
with MacPorts too. I recommend you remove everything from /usr/local
and use MacPorts to install whatever software you need. If software
you need is not in MacPorts, portfiles can be added.
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