Open mooncraft opened 7 months ago
Hmm. You're likely not an idiot, I'm not really sure how this would get messed up though. So I guess we can start by seeing if the man pages actually exist on disk. Can you run find /usr/share/man/man8/ | grep nala
and paste the output?
Expected behavior is you should see several nala-{command}.8.gz
files.
find /usr/share/man/man8/ | grep nala
find: ‘/usr/share/man/man8/’: No such file or directory
I checked, no gzip files for nala
For what it's worth I'm on termux, here is my full path to man8
pwd /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/share/man/man8
Oh Termux does make a difference. I would speak to the Termux packagers about this as I don't do this.
But maybe I should add a check so if the man page doesn't exist it prints the regular help info. Not everyone has man on their systems, minimal debian/ubuntu come without it as well I believe
I have installed and uninstalled Nala multiple times now via 'apt install nala' and entering the command 'nala' returns
~ $ nala man: No entry for nala in the manual.
However, nala --help does display the general help page but the help pages for the individual commands are not displaying.
Ex.
~ $ nala history --help man: No entry for nala-history in the manual.
I am still relatively new to the Linux operating system, so maybe I'm being an idiot here but it seems like at least upon installation I should be able to get working manpages. I have tested man with coreutlis and standard output to terminal works no problem.
~ $ nala --version nala 0.15.1