Apparently the OpenSSL distribution on jazz only supplies man-style man pages
and does not include the cat-style ones expected by vanilla MPE.

Real man-style man pages use real man macros (as opposed to pre-formatted
cat-style man pages which use no macros).  The gcc bundle at
http://jazz.external.hp.com/src/gnu/gnuframe.html comes with a little
/usr/local/bin/ts script to do the required macro expansion:

INVENT3K:/usr/local/bin$ cat ts
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/groff -man -e -t -Tascii $5

If you don't want to install the gcc stuff just to view the OpenSSL man pages,
browsing to http://www.openssl.org/docs/ might be sufficient as long as you
remember that what's on jazz is several years old compared to openssl.org.

- Mark B.

David Knispel wrote:
> On our HP3000 we've downloaded the OPENSSL distribution from jazz and
> installed it.  We've added the paths to our PATH and MANPATH.  However when
> we try to 'man' some documentation we get the error:
>
> ts: not found
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