man pages & SCO Xenix

[The Super User]

>From article <45 at telcomm.UUCP>, by wrm at telcomm.UUCP (William R. Mattil):
[ discussion about "man" not searching "default" paths ]
> Thanks in Advance
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I hacked the /usr/bin/man script on SCO Xenix (2.2.1) to use "find" starting
at /usr/man to locate files, instead of the unusual way it does it by 
default, which is to let the shell expand a particular set of paths with
wildcards...

I would post diffs or the new man program I use except that I think I would
be in violation of the SCO copyright if I did that. Any thoughts on whether
or not this is true? ANY COMMENTS, SCO?

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