Re: OpenServer 5.0.7 man page problem

From: Bela Lubkin (belal_at_sco.com)
Date: 02/20/05

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    Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:

    > Alan Maul typed (on Fri, Feb 18, 2005 at 03:17:23PM -0500):
    > | I have installed a new OpenServer 5.0.7 with maintenace pack 3. When I try
    > | to access the man pages I get the following error:
    > |
    > | lynx: Invalid Option: -justify=off
    > | USAGE: lynx [options] [file]
    > |
    > | my lynx version is 2.7.2
    > |
    > | I understand that it should be 2.8.5dev.8 .
    > |
    > | Where can I get the update for lynx and how do I install.
    > |
    >
    > Try my changes to /usr/bin/html2ascii, circa line 79:
    >
    > lynx*) export LYNX_CFG=${LYNX_CFG-/dev/null}
    > #JPRadley changed next line for later verions of lynx
    > #JPRadley which doesn't need -justify=off for its default
    > #JPRadley exec $MAN_HTML2ASCII -dump -justify=off -with_backspaces
    > -display_charset=us-ascii -width=$WIDTH -nolist -force_html ${@-/dev/stdin};;
    > exec $MAN_HTML2ASCII -dump -with_backspaces -display_charset=us-asci
    > i -width=$WIDTH -nolist -force_html ${@-/dev/stdin};;

    It isn't a matter of later vs. older versions of Lynx. The OSR507 Lynx
    binary is built with `configure --enable-justify-elts`; yours isn't.
    Lynx built without support for "--justify" should probably ignore the
    flag instead of failing.

    Alan's problem is odd. My guess is that he installed his own Lynx build
    (or got one from somewhere), not realizing that OSR507 came with one.
    The native one is /bin/lynx. `html2ascii` is subject to the user's
    $PATH. If he has /usr/local/bin before /bin (or wherever his Lynx
    binary is), it would end up using his installed version. Or possibly he
    overwrote /bin/lynx.

    >Bela<

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