Re: [Exim] Why no man pages for Exim on FreeBSD?

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Author: Juha Saarinen
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To: Dave C.
CC: Sheldon Hearn, Tabor J. Wells, exim-users@exim.org
Subject: Re: [Exim] Why no man pages for Exim on FreeBSD?
Yes, that's entirely true. However, after text files, man is the easiest
thing to use.

On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Dave C. wrote:

>
> I must again speak up for the simple - I find the the plain ASCII text
> version of the specification the easiest to use. In fact, its the only
> one I've ever needed. Pipe it into your favorite pager and it works just
> like a man page. It even includes a handy search function!
>
> Just type:
>
> cat spec.txt | grep <what-you-want-to-look-for-here>
>
> Indexes, cross-references, page numbers and pretty-printing don't add
> anything to documentation for me. The ability to easily and quickly read
> it, even if I was stuck on a VT100 terminal with a 1200BPS connection,
> is much more useful.


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Regards,


Juha

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