Rick Stevens wrote:
> There is a one-shot systemd service that updates the man page database
> on boot (man-db-cache-update.service) which should already be installed.
>
> You can "dnf install man-db-cron", which will periodically update the
> database via crony. Or continue to do it manually. Your choice.
The man-db-cache-update service is also run via a file
trigger whenever files are installed to /usr/share/man by a
package. (See: rpm -q --filetriggers man-db)
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Todd
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