How can I view all "man" entries in Unix?
I was trying to learn more about `grep` (as my coworkers suggested) since I rarely used it and needed to refresh my Unix knowledge. However, when I typed `man grep`, the following message was displayed:<br>
`No manual entry for grep`<br>
This occurred for many commands, each stating that there is no manual entry for that particular command.<br>
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I was wondering if there was a way to view all man pages (or at least their titles)? I want to know if perhaps there are <i>no</i> man pages on this machine.<br>
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Thanks!<br>
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<b>Clarification</b>: I am not using a regular distribution of Unix. I don't have Ubuntu or anything like this. The man command is there, but no manual pages seem to exist. Someone (I do not know who) installed this version of Unix a long time ago on this machine.
How can I view all "man" entries in Unix?
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I was trying to learn more about `grep` (as my coworkers suggested) since I rarely used it and needed to refresh my Unix knowledge. However, when I typed `man grep`, the following message was displayed:<br>
`No manual entry for grep`<br>
This occurred for many commands, each stating that there is no manual entry for that particular command.<br>
<br>
I was wondering if there was a way to view all man pages (or at least their titles)? I want to know if perhaps there are <i>no</i> man pages on this machine.<br>
<br>
Thanks!<br>
<br>
<b>Clarification</b>: I am not using a regular distribution of Unix. I don't have Ubuntu or anything like this. The man command is there, but no manual pages seem to exist. Someone (I do not know who) installed this version of Unix a long time ago on this machine.