if zero-length, turns on NO_MLINKS mode for comparing against
man-refs.ent.
After processing (and updating man-refs.ent if needed), run
build_manpages() again without NO_MLINKS, which then produces
an archive containing manual pages that are installed as hard
links (MLINKS), such as tar(1), sound(4), etc., which people
do expect to be available on the website.
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of TESTSBASE and/or TESTSDIR in base/head/.
My observations suggest when TESTSBASE is specified
as a make(1) variable, DESTDIR seems to get lost if
NO_ROOT is also specified.
To work around this, export DESTDIR earlier, and
explicitly prefix TESTSBASE and TESTSDIR with its
value.
This fixed refreshing the man-refs.ent file from
a recent checkout of base/head/.
While here, bump the Copyright year.
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- In build_manpages(), specify -DNO_ROOT to suppress
false errors when the 'hier' target gets kicked.
While here, create a tgz package containing the
/usr/share/man and /usr/share/openssl to make it
easier to refresh the man.cgi backend.
- In add_manref(), work around a recurring issue where
the add-manref.sh script thinks 'atf-c++-api' is
a valid entity entry.
Also fix the section ID passed to add-manref.sh,
which by the looks of it, should have never worked
in the first place.
Use realpath(1) to when passing the target file,
manual page, and section to add-manref.sh so using
'.' to specify the current working directory for
either the path to src/ or doc/ are valid.
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new man page entity with the right format into the right place.
Revs. 1.82-1.84 of man-refs.ent are a good, although perhaps extreme,
example of what this is trying to prevent. check-manref.sh makes sure
that the entities in man-refs.ent are in the right order, which is
necessary for add-manref.sh to work properly.
