This might be useful if you install manuals in highly unusual paths:
define(`confMANROOT??, `??)
define(`confMAN1??, `/usr/man/users??)
define(`confMAN4??, `/usr/man/libraries??)
define(`confMAN5??, `/usr/man/files??)
define(`confMAN8??, `/usr/man/sysadmin??)
Also note that -E DESTDIR (?§10.1.3.3 on page 349) can be used to relocate all installation
directories.
Finally, note that there is a special macro for setting the location of the unformatted
manuals. It is called confMANROOTMAN, and one way to use it is like this:
define(`confMANROOTMAN??, `/usr/local/man/man??)
Here, we change the location for the unformatted manual pages from the usual (for Solaris)
/usr/share/man/man to a new location in /usr/local.
2.7.34.3 Adding tags to the manual
The name of each of the three manual sections ends in a dot followed by a suffix. Those
suffixes are usually digits that are set with a confMAN*EXT macro. The appropriate suffixes
are usually preset for you in your devtools/OS file. In the rare event you wish to use
different suffixes, you can change them using one of the three confMAN*EXT macros. For
example, if you wanted all the manuals in /usr/local/man to end withth e suffix .man, you
could do something like this:
define(`confMAN1EXT??, `man??)
define(`confMAN5EXT??, `man??
define(`confMAN8EXT??, `man??)
The confMAN*EXT macros are used when the manual pages are installed.
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