demian
03-03-2001, 12:59 PM
... but I can't :(
I just moved my system to a couple of new partitions. Everything seems to work fine only when I try to read man pages it gives me an error:
man: can't create a temporary filename: Permission denied
It doesn't matter if I try it as user or root. The permissions in /var/cache/man are rwxr-sr-x and the directory is owned by man.root (This is default in debian, I guess, cause I never changed anything there)
Any ideas about how to get my beloved man pages back?
Cheers,demian
I just moved my system to a couple of new partitions. Everything seems to work fine only when I try to read man pages it gives me an error:
man: can't create a temporary filename: Permission denied
It doesn't matter if I try it as user or root. The permissions in /var/cache/man are rwxr-sr-x and the directory is owned by man.root (This is default in debian, I guess, cause I never changed anything there)
Any ideas about how to get my beloved man pages back?
Cheers,demian