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DESCRIPTIONman2web.conf contains configuration directives for
man2web. It is usually located in /usr/local/etc.
All directives are upper case, followed by whitespace, followed by the value. If a directive is not specified in the file, the compile time default will be used. A directive with no argument will disable the use of the default value. Each line in the file can be either a directive (see DIRECTIVES below), a blank line, or a comment (a line starting with #). DIRECTIVESAPROPOS Specify the program used for apropos (keyword) searches.
This is typically apropos or man -k.
MANPATH Specify the MANPATH that is passed to man
(if the MANPATH_SWITCH is defined) and is searched when generating section
indexes.
MANPATH_SWITCH The switch used to pass the MANPATH to
man.
MAN_COMMAND This is usually man, but on some systems you may
need to pass extra flags to the man command to get output that is formatted
correctly (e.g. on MacOS X, this needs to be set to man -P 'col -x' to
get properly aligned output).
SECTION Add a section entry for use in making the cover page, the
search form, section indexes, and links to other man pages when outputting a
man page. There should be one for every section of the manual.
The format of the entry is: SECTION <pseudo section> <real section> <description> pseudo section The section that should be displayed in the cover page
and search form.
real section The real section that the pseudo section maps to. On some
systems (MacOS X), a sub section cannot be specified when looking for man
pages (i.e. man -S 3x wresize does not work, but man -S 3 wresize does).
description A free form text description to display on the cover
page.
SECTION_SWITCH Specify the switch used to pass the section to man
(typically -s or -S).
STYLE Specify the style sheet of generated pages with this.
This can be used to change the appearance of links, bold text, or italic text.
See man2web.conf.default included with the distribution for the default
values.
DISABLE This is used to disable certain features:
APROPOS Disable apropos lookups
INDEXES Disable section indexes
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