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Description of problem:
The subscription-manager auto-attach -show option has a typo: whetehr should be whether

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Do you see this while running the command or is it in the man page?

I've done a few searches to find the string in code and in our docs, and the only hit I had was in the man page. However, that instance was fixed and pushed upstream in August of 2013.

Also, could you provide the exact version of Subscription Manager you're using?

The typo is in the man page only--the newest version for subscription-manager.

Jsomers please provide exact subscription-manager version, and exact man page you are viewing, and some of the surrounding text you are seeing the typo in.

Latest subscription-manager manpage is here: https://github.com/candlepin/subscription-manager/blob/master/man/subscription-manager.8

As you can see it does not contain the string "whetehr". Chris cannot find any use of that string in any of our code today. He did locate this commit: https://github.com/candlepin/subscription-manager/commit/9348fddf045f04f90260c3dfea16342bc3fecd12

But this fix was applied in August 2013.

So we need to know exactly what version you're seeing it in, and exactly where in manpage. Thanks!

This was already fixed by bug 1118012 commit 3a8c703b8f4548688fae60bb2f6e173ad3bd10cb and will inherently get rolled out with RHEL7.1

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1118012 ***

If it's already fixed, then thanks!