I am working on the formula for sslscan. It's almost done except for the man page. The tarball is very simple. There is a single .c file and a single .1 man page, all in the base folder. Unfortunately, putting: man.install ["sslscan.1"] ...merely puts it into share/man instead of share/man/man1 where it belongs. I don't know how to move it, and the Formula Cookbook doesn't say much about man pages. I don't grok what man.mkpath is supposed to do or if it helps here. Any homebrew or ruby APIs that I should use? -- Greg Turnquist (Greg.L.Turnquist@gmail.com)
On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 11:22 PM, Greg Turnquist <greg.l.turnquist@gmail.com> wrote: > I am working on the formula for sslscan. It's almost done except for the man > page. The tarball is very simple. There is a single .c file and a single .1 > man page, all in the base folder. Unfortunately, putting: > man.install ["sslscan.1"] > ...merely puts it into share/man instead of share/man/man1 where it belongs. > I don't know how to move it, and the Formula Cookbook doesn't say much about > man pages. I don't grok what man.mkpath is supposed to do or if it helps > here. Any homebrew or ruby APIs that I should use? > -- > Greg Turnquist (Greg.L.Turnquist@gmail.com) > > You're looking for "man1.install". Jack
Excellent! On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 11:35 PM, Jack Nagel <jacknagel@gmail.com> wrote: > On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 11:22 PM, Greg Turnquist > <greg.l.turnquist@gmail.com> wrote: > > I am working on the formula for sslscan. It's almost done except for the > man > > page. The tarball is very simple. There is a single .c file and a single > .1 > > man page, all in the base folder. Unfortunately, putting: > > man.install ["sslscan.1"] > > ...merely puts it into share/man instead of share/man/man1 where it > belongs. > > I don't know how to move it, and the Formula Cookbook doesn't say much > about > > man pages. I don't grok what man.mkpath is supposed to do or if it helps > > here. Any homebrew or ruby APIs that I should use? > > -- > > Greg Turnquist (Greg.L.Turnquist@gmail.com) > > > > > > You're looking for "man1.install". > > Jack > -- Greg Turnquist (Greg.L.Turnquist@gmail.com)