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Re: strange behavior of dh_dhelp



  Sorry to interrupt the flamew^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hdiscussion here, but I have a
quick question.

On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 12:01:22PM +0000, Roland Rosenfeld was heard to say:
> > One again: they are *not* accessible via these symlinks!
> 
> They are.

  Well, maybe.  (see below)

> > This may work sometimes but not always -> hack.
> 
> ctte decided, that this has always to work.  If it doesn't, this is a
> bug in the package.

  I assume that I can't start filing bugs against the ~116 packages on my
system (eg, libc6) that moved to /usr/share/doc without leaving a symlink
behind until this becomes part of policy.  Any idea how long that'll be?

  I've attached an estimated list of missing symlinks, generated by the
following command:

for i in /usr/share/doc/*; do if [ -d $i ] && ! [ -L /usr/doc/`basename $i` ]; then echo /usr/doc/`basename $i`; fi; done

  (some stuff, like /usr/doc/HTML, is probably not a bug, and some of the
packages are listed for 'other' reasons -- eg, another package provides
the /usr/doc directory, or (in the case of python) the directory is left as
cruft after an upgrade to FHS..but this is just a first approximation.  While
I'd like to use a shell script to automatically submit a bug for each package,
I think this needs to be checked on a case-by-case basis..)

  Daniel

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/usr/doc/FAQ
/usr/doc/HOWTO
/usr/doc/HTML
/usr/doc/aalib-bin
/usr/doc/abiword
/usr/doc/acct
/usr/doc/apache-common
/usr/doc/base-files
/usr/doc/bash
/usr/doc/binutils
/usr/doc/bison
/usr/doc/blackbox
/usr/doc/cdparanoia
/usr/doc/cdtool
/usr/doc/clanbomber
/usr/doc/console-tools-libs
/usr/doc/crossfire-doc
/usr/doc/debmake
/usr/doc/dhelp
/usr/doc/doc
/usr/doc/doc++
/usr/doc/doc++-doc
/usr/doc/doc-linux-html
/usr/doc/dpkg-awk
/usr/doc/e2fsprogs
/usr/doc/ethereal
/usr/doc/flip
/usr/doc/fsviewer
/usr/doc/gconv-modules
/usr/doc/gdk-imlib-dev
/usr/doc/gdk-imlib1
/usr/doc/giram-gnome
/usr/doc/glibc-doc
/usr/doc/gnome-print
/usr/doc/gnu-standards
/usr/doc/gpg-idea
/usr/doc/gpgp
/usr/doc/grip
/usr/doc/gxset
/usr/doc/gzip
/usr/doc/hello
/usr/doc/icewm-gnome
/usr/doc/imlib-base
/usr/doc/imlib-dev
/usr/doc/imlib-progs
/usr/doc/imlib1
/usr/doc/indent
/usr/doc/info2www
/usr/doc/irssi
/usr/doc/jed
/usr/doc/jed-common
/usr/doc/koth
/usr/doc/lesstif-bin
/usr/doc/lesstifg-dev
/usr/doc/libaspell3
/usr/doc/libc6
/usr/doc/libc6-dev
/usr/doc/libcdparanoia0
/usr/doc/libcomerr2
/usr/doc/libgc4
/usr/doc/libgc5
/usr/doc/libgc5-dev
/usr/doc/libglib1.2-dev
/usr/doc/libgtk1.2-doc
/usr/doc/libpam-doc
/usr/doc/libpanel-applet0
/usr/doc/libpm3
/usr/doc/libreadlineg2
/usr/doc/libreadlineg2-dev
/usr/doc/libss2
/usr/doc/libwine
/usr/doc/libwine-dev
/usr/doc/libwraster1
/usr/doc/libwww-perl
/usr/doc/linpopup
/usr/doc/locales
/usr/doc/man-db
/usr/doc/mtools
/usr/doc/navigator-base-461
/usr/doc/navigator-smotif-461
/usr/doc/ncurses-base
/usr/doc/ncurses-term
/usr/doc/netpbm
/usr/doc/netpbm1
/usr/doc/netscape-base-461
/usr/doc/netscape-java-461
/usr/doc/penguineyes-gnome
/usr/doc/php3-gd
/usr/doc/powertweak
/usr/doc/procmail
/usr/doc/python
/usr/doc/setserial
/usr/doc/shellutils
/usr/doc/tar
/usr/doc/texinfo
/usr/doc/vim
/usr/doc/wdm
/usr/doc/wine
/usr/doc/wine-doc
/usr/doc/wmaker
/usr/doc/wmaker-gnome
/usr/doc/wmspaceweather
/usr/doc/xfonts-100dpi
/usr/doc/xfonts-75dpi
/usr/doc/xfonts-base
/usr/doc/xfonts-cjk
/usr/doc/xfonts-scalable
/usr/doc/xjed
/usr/doc/xmorph
/usr/doc/xscreensaver
/usr/doc/xscreensaver-gl
/usr/doc/xteddy
/usr/doc/zed
/usr/doc/zlib-bin
/usr/doc/zlib1g
/usr/doc/zlib1g-dev

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