Package: mathopd Version: 1.5p5-1 Severity: minor Tags: patch Hello,
There are typos in the mathopd.conf manpage which the enclosed patch
fixes. The lines starting with the open quote (') character are
'quoted-out' by groff so they need to be handled differently.
Regards,
Kapil.
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--- mathopd.conf.5 2006-05-05 18:31:58.000000000 +0530
+++ mathopd.conf.5.new 2006-05-05 18:31:27.000000000 +0530
@@ -339,13 +339,13 @@
Type: Block
.br
-This directive is similar to 'Access', except that it causes
-'conditional alias matching', rather than blocking traffic with
-'403 Forbidden' errors. As such, it is only useful when used in
+This directive is similar to 'Access', except that it
+causes 'conditional alias matching', rather than blocking traffic
+with '403 Forbidden' errors. As such, it is only useful when used in
combination with Control blocks that contain an Alias. To distinguish
a 'Clients' access list from a 'normal' access list, the keywords
-to be used inside the list are 'Apply' and 'NoApply', rather than
-'Allow' and 'Deny'.
+to be used inside the list are 'Apply' and 'NoApply', rather
+than 'Allow' and 'Deny'.
All this is perhaps best illustrated by an example.
@@ -384,9 +384,9 @@
Normally, Mathopd closes connections that are idle when a new
connection arrives and the maximum number of connections has been
-reached. This behaviour is called 'clobbering'. By setting the
-'Clobber' flag to 'Off', new connections cannot be made until an
-existing connection terminates by itself or times out.
+reached. This behaviour is called 'clobbering'. By setting
+the 'Clobber' flag to 'Off', new connections cannot be made until
+an existing connection terminates by itself or times out.
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@@ -486,8 +486,8 @@
Normally, the UserFile (see the descriptions of the Realm and
Userfile keywords) contains passwords in clear\(hytext format. If
-you want to use encrypted passwords (for example, using the
-'htpasswd' program) you must set the value of EncryptedUserFile
+you want to use encrypted passwords (for example, using
+the 'htpasswd' program) you must set the value of EncryptedUserFile
to 'On' in the control block that contains the UserFile in
question.
@@ -798,8 +798,8 @@
when a client requests a URI '/doc/x11.html', the server will
send the contents of /usr/share/doc/handbook/x11.html.
-When the location is a redirect, the server will send a HTTP
-'302' status response, which should cause the client to redirect
+When the location is a redirect, the server will send a
+HTTP '302' status response, which should cause the client to redirect
to the desired location. Example:
Control {
@@ -939,8 +939,8 @@
Normally time stamps in log files are in local time. If
LogGMT is set to 'On', time stamps are in GMT. Note that
-this setting also affects naming of log files when
-'%' constructions are used. (See the 'Log' keyword.)
+this setting also affects naming of log files when '%'
+constructions are used. (See the 'Log' keyword.)
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@@ -1550,8 +1550,8 @@
.br
Mathopd will create log files with certain permissions. These
-permissions are determined by what is called in Unix lingo the
-'umask'. A umask of 022 (the default) will create files that are
+permissions are determined by what is called in Unix lingo
+the 'umask'. A umask of 022 (the default) will create files that are
readable by everyone but writeable only by the user that runs the
server process. More restricted umasks are 026 or even 066.
(The 0 at the beginning is not optional!)
@@ -1644,8 +1644,8 @@
With this setting, /~boland/index.html will be mapped to
/home/boland/public_html/index.html, like before. This is to
-allow some sort of compatibilty to the often used custom to use
-'~username' for user pages.
+allow some sort of compatibilty to the often used custom to
+use '~username' for user pages.
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