Searching a keyword in man
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I am trying to search for keyword in manual pages, but it doesn't work here.
$ man -k syslog
Syslog: nothing appropriate.
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I am trying to search for keyword in manual pages, but it doesn't work here.
$ man -k syslog
Syslog: nothing appropriate.
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Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
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I am trying to search for keyword in manual pages, but it doesn't work here.
$ man -k syslog
Syslog: nothing appropriate.
linux
I am trying to search for keyword in manual pages, but it doesn't work here.
$ man -k syslog
Syslog: nothing appropriate.
linux
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Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
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Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
â guzzijason
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Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
â guzzijason
41 mins ago
Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
â guzzijason
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Not sure what distro you are using, but its possible the man packages aren't installed. Here is some discussion about that on CentOS: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252530/â¦
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