There is an extensive library of man pages available for the Trusted Solaris environment. For an overview of the system and a complete listing of commands, files, and routines available in the Trusted Solaris environment, see the following man pages:
The man pages for the Trusted Solaris environment reside in three different directories, which need to be included in your MANPATH environment variable:
/usr/man
/usr/openwin/man
/usr/dt/man
The MANPATH
variable can be set individually by users in their shell initialization files or globally by administrators in site-wide shell initialization files in /etc/skel (or alternate skeleton directory) for all
users. To set the MANPATH variable, type:
setenv MANPATH="/usr/dt/man:/usr/openwin/man:/usr/man:$MANPATH"
To check a system's current MANPATH
setting, type:
% echo $MANPATH |
This should display the three paths mentioned above and any other paths to man pages at your site.
To check whether there are different versions of a topic in different sections, type:
% man -l topic |
To specify man pages by section, specify the topic and section number, as in the following:
% man -s sectionnumber topic |