Installing Man Pages - Bay Networks 5000 Installation Manual

Chapter 2 Installing the Software
Installing Remote Access Concentrator Software for UNIX
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You do not see a warning if you are installing the software for
the first time and the software is not yet in the specified
directory.

Installing Man Pages

The script next prompts you to install man pages. Man pages are optional;
you can install them later if you wish.
Do you wish to install manual pages at this time? [y]:
1. If you press Return, the script prompts you for the path. Enter n
if you do not want to install man pages.
What directory should be used? (q=quit) [under /usr/
share/man in man1]:
2. If you choose to accept the default, press Return; otherwise
enter a pathname.
The script asks you to specify naming conventions for storing the
pages:
How are manual page extensions handled in
/usr/man/manl?
0. Abort; don't install manual pages
1. They use a fixed extension like ".l"
2. They use the extension of the manual page
(i.e., ".1", ".5", ".8" - note that this is
not typical)
Enter manual page extension type [1]:
What is the extension used? [l]:
3. Respond to both prompts to specify how man pages are stored
on your system.
If you are unsure which conventions are used on your host, pause
the script by entering a ! at either prompt. Check the usage and
return to the script by entering exit. You can cancel the man page
installation by entering 0 at either prompt.