Investigating a recent posting I looked at the chg-manual code.
It contains the following:

        if [ -f $changerfile ]; then
                . $changerfile
        fi

$changerfile is <configdir>/changer.conf normally.

It is being "sourced" in this code such that the lines should
be shell script syntax.  But changer.conf is not a shell script.
Instead it contains lines like:

   number_configs     1

which the sourcing tries to execute like a command line and
of course there is no program called "number_configs".

It appears that the author of chg-manual expected the syntax
of changer.conf to be parameter assignments like NUM_CONFIG=1.

Has anyone been using chg-manual?  HOW?

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