samba - Feb 2004 - Samba manpages

Hello

I discovered one can get Samba manpages either by "make install"
from samba sources (samba-3.0.2/sources: make install) or by downloading
for example samba-20040215.tar.bz and manually copying the contents
of manpages/ subdirectory into /usr/local/samba/man.

Are both these sources of manpages equivalent? Which one of them should
be used officially? Are the manpages in source tarball obsolete somehow?

Cl<

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Karel Kulhav? wrote:
| Hello
|
| I discovered one can get Samba manpages either by
| "make install" from samba sources (samba-3.0.2/sources: make
| install) or by downloading for example samba-20040215.tar.bz
| and manually copying the contents of manpages/ subdirectory
| into /usr/local/samba/man.
|
| Are both these sources of manpages equivalent? Which one
| of them should be used officially? Are the manpages in
| source tarball obsolete somehow?

The samba-docs-XXX.tar.bz2 is just an automated nightly build
of the docs.  It is eqivalent to what you would se in the
source tarball except that it might contain some updates.





cheers, jerry

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