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OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/man?expand=0&rev=37

man-db-2.6.3-man0.dif

@@ -1,50 +1,60 @@
---- man/de/man1/man.man1
+--- man/de/man1/man.1
-+++ man/de/man1/man.man1	2008-04-21 13:41:49.000000000 +0200
++++ man/de/man1/man.1
-@@ -97,6 +97,7 @@ der Manualseiten gefolgt vom Typ der dor
+@@ -79,6 +79,9 @@ und den Typ der dort zu findenden Seiten
  .TS
  tab (@);
- l l.
+ l lx.
-+0@Dateiheader (gewöhnlich in \fI/usr/include\fR)
++0@T{
- 1@Ausführbare Programme oder Shellbefehle
++Dateiheader (gewöhnlich in \fI/usr/include\fR)
- 2@Systemaufrufe (Kernelfunktionen)
++T}
- 3@Bibliotheksaufrufe (Funktionen in System-Bibliotheken)
+ 1@T{
---- man/es/man1/man.man1
+ Ausführbare Programme oder Shell\-Befehle
-+++ man/es/man1/man.man1	2008-04-21 13:41:57.000000000 +0200
+ T}
-@@ -101,6 +101,7 @@ del manual y los tipos de páginas que c
+--- man/es/man1/man.1
++++ man/es/man1/man.1
+@@ -101,6 +101,9 @@ del manual y los tipos de páginas que c
  .TS
  tab (@);
- l l.
+ l lx.
-+0@Ficheros (se encuentran generalmente en \fI/usr/include\fR)
++0@T{
- 1@Programas ejecutables y guiones del intérprete de
++Ficheros (se encuentran generalmente en \fI/usr/include\fR)
- @órdenes
++T}
- 2@Llamadas del sistema (funciones servidas por el núcleo)
+ 1@T{
---- man/it/man1/man.man1
+ Programas ejecutables y guiones del intérprete de órdenes
-+++ man/it/man1/man.man1	2008-04-21 13:42:02.000000000 +0200
+ T}
-@@ -124,6 +124,7 @@ del manuale seguiti dai tipi di pagine c
+--- man/it/man1/man.1
++++ man/it/man1/man.1
+@@ -124,6 +124,9 @@ del manuale seguiti dai tipi di pagine c
  .TS
  tab (@);
- l l.
+ l lx.
-+0@File (di solito trovabili in \fI/usr/include\fR)
++0@T{
- 1@Programmi eseguibili e comandi della shell
++File (di solito trovabili in \fI/usr/include\fR)
- 2@Chiamate al sistema (funzioni fornite dal kernel)
++T}
- 3@Chiamate alle librerie (funzioni all'interno delle 
+ 1@T{
---- man/ja/man1/man.man1
+ Programmi eseguibili e comandi della shell
-+++ man/ja/man1/man.man1	2008-04-21 13:42:05.000000000 +0200
+ T}
-@@ -104,6 +104,7 @@
+--- man/ja/man1/man.1
++++ man/ja/man1/man.1
+@@ -73,6 +73,9 @@ man \- オンラインマニュアルの
  .TS
  tab (@);
- l l.
+ l lx.
-+0@
++0@T{
- 1@実行プログラムまたはシェルのコマンド
++(\fIusr/include\fP)
- 2@システムコール (カーネルが提供する関数)
++T}
- 3@ライブラリコール (システムライブラリに含まれる関数)
+ 1@T{
---- man/man1/man.man1
+ 実行プログラムまたはシェルコマンド
-+++ man/man1/man.man1	2007-12-10 12:53:31.000000000 +0100
+ T}
-@@ -119,6 +119,7 @@ numbers of the manual followed by the ty
+--- man/man1/man.1
++++ man/man1/man.1
+@@ -179,6 +179,9 @@ numbers of the manual followed by the ty
  .TS
  tab (@);
- l l.
+ l lx.
-+0@Header files (usually found in \fI/usr/include\fR)
++0@T{
- 1@Executable programs or shell commands
++Header files (usually found in \fI/usr/include\fR)
- 2@System calls (functions provided by the kernel)
++T}
- 3@Library calls (functions within program libraries)
+ 1@T{
+ Executable programs or shell commands
+ T}

man.changes

@@ -1,3 +1,269 @@
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+Thu Oct  4 09:16:16 UTC 2012 - werner@suse.de
+
+- Update to version 2.6.3
+  * Build fixes for glibc 2.16 and Automake 1.12.
+  * apropos prints an error message and returns non-zero when it finds
+    no matches.  (Regression introduced in 2.5.1.)
+  * The presence of a 64-bit GDBM database on the manpath no longer
+    causes a 32-bit man process to exit with a fatal error.
+  * apropos is much faster when run with many arguments.
+  * whatis may be given the full path to an executable as an argument,
+    in which case it will look up the base name of that executable in
+    the appropriate parts of the manpath.
+  * Translated manual pages are no longer displayed starting with a
+    spurious blank line.
+  * Fix double-free in mandb when encountering a symlink outside the
+    manual hierarchy, thanks to Peter Schiffer.
+  * Running 'man -w' (with a new --path alias) without a name now
+    prints the manpath, for compatibility with other man
+    implementations.  The vim viewdoc plugin makes use of this.
+  * Fix a segfault when scanning links to empty pages.
+  * Once we've seen at least one record in a page's NAME section,
+    ignore any further records that don't include a whatis
+    description, as they tend to be noise.
+  * Ensure that the target of a symlink or .so chain is always recorded
+    as a real page.
+  * Read a user-specified configuration file even if HOME is unset.
+  * Fix failure to display manual pages in some encodings when
+    installed setuid.
+  * Wrap long table cells in man(1), fixing test failures with groff
+    1.21.
+  * If an explicit section is passed to man, then pages that match
+    that section exactly will be preferred over pages that only have
+    that section as a prefix.
+  * Fix a segfault when 'man -K' tries to display certain pages.
+  * Fix a segfault in some situations when processes are killed by
+    SIGHUP, SIGINT, or SIGTERM.
+  * As promised in the release notes for man-db 2.5.8, man-db no
+    longer ships its own copy of libpipeline
+    (http://libpipeline.nongnu.org/).  You must build and install that
+    library separately.
+  * Search the full manpath when expanding .so directives in manual
+    pages.  As part of this, '.so name.1' should now work as well as
+    '.so man1/name.1'.
+  * lexgrog handles roff named glyphs and perldoc strings in NAME
+    sections.
+  * man no longer starts a pager if standard output is not a tty.
+  * The -s option to whatis and apropos now takes a colon- or
+    comma-separated list of sections, similar to 'man -S'.
+  * mandb error output is neater when stderr is not a terminal.
+  * Add basic support for the implementation of nroff/troff in the
+    Heirloom Documentation Tools.  Title lengths are not properly set
+    as yet, and many features are untested.
+  * mandb removes cat* and NLS subdirectories of cat directories whose
+    corresponding man directories no longer exist.
+  * mandb forces SIGPIPE back to its default disposition on startup,
+    to avoid noisy output in case it was started in a context where
+    SIGPIPE was ignored.
+  * SECTION entries in a user configuration file now override those in
+    the system configuration file, rather than appending to them.
+  * The default less prompt now includes "(press h for help or q to
+    quit)" to help novices find their way around.
+  * man-db may now be built to use Berkeley DB version 5
+    (--with-db=db5).
+  * Fix assertion failure on 'man -l' with an uncompressed page and
+    any of --no-hyphenation, --no-justification, or a non-English
+    page.
+  * Try underscore-separated subpages as well as hyphen-separated
+    ones, thanks to Tanguy Ortolo.
+  * Build libman and libmandb as shared libraries, reducing installed
+    footprint by about 200K (at least on GNU/Linux).
+  * Warnings about unrecognised locales are now suppressed if the
+    DPKG_RUNNING_VERSION environment variable is set (i.e. man-db is
+    running within a Debian package's maintainer script), since the
+    system locales are often out of sync with the C library in that
+    context.  Thanks to the Debian Perl maintainers for the idea.
+  * Allow building with an external libpipeline
+    (http://libpipeline.nongnu.org/), which has been split out from
+    man-db.  This is a transitional measure: a future version of
+    man-db will stop shipping its own copy of libpipeline.
+  * mandb should no longer repeatedly rescan manual page hierarchies
+    when a whatis entry turns into a broken link.
+  * If a subprocess exits before man manages to read all the output
+    from it, it now drains the output file descriptor rather than
+    immediately discarding it.
+  * If /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED is available, man attempts to use it
+    to ensure that LC_CTYPE is set to an appropriate locale for the
+    selected character set when invoking col. This fixes 'LANG=C man
+    -E UTF-8', as used by lintian.
+  * Fix possible mandb crash when MAN_MUST_CREATE is unset.
+  * man can now tell nroff to disable justification if the
+    --no-justification option is used.
+  * If the full path to an executable is given as an argument, man
+    will try looking up the corresponding manual page in the
+    appropriate part of the manpath, rather than just trying to format
+    the text of the executable as a manual page.
+  * In the GNU manual hierarchy layout, search man<sec><ext>
+    directories as well as just man<sec> (e.g. /usr/share/man/man3p as
+    well as /usr/share/man/man3).
+  * By request, man now prefers getting a page from the best manual
+    section over getting a page in the correct language.
+  * All programs now support a MAN_DEBUG environment variable which
+    can be used in place of the -d/--debug option. This is useful in
+    some situations where a program is being called deep in a process
+    tree.
+  * Add support for emulating pipe() with socketpair(), which is
+    faster on some systems; thanks to Werner Fink of SUSE.
+  * Cat pages are now always saved in UTF-8, and converted to the
+    proper encoding at display time, which means that cat pages can
+    now be saved regardless of locale. Note that a consequence of this
+    is that cat pages now include formatting information (e.g.
+    overstriking) and need to be run through col(1) before display.
+  * Exact-section database lookups were incorrectly returning all
+    database entries whose section names were prefixes of the
+    requested section name. In some cases this could confuse mandb
+    into never believing that the database was up to date.
+  * Fix handling of pages with comma-separated names ("foo, bar,
+    baz") in their NAME sections, broken by a change in 2.5.0 (!)
+    to ignore manual page names containing spaces.
+  * Fixed a buffer overflow in the pipeline library's line-reading
+    functions. I don't believe this to be exploitable: at worst we
+    might believe that there's some garbage at the end of manual pages
+    (whose contents are untrusted anyway) and this bug typically
+    resulted in a failed assertion the next time anything tried to
+    read a line.
+  * Plugged two substantial memory leaks in the pipeline library.
+  * whatis and apropos only display any given manual page, or pointers
+    to it, once.
+  * man now sets less(1)'s environment up correctly for manual pages
+    encoded in CP1251.
+  * manconv no longer confuses situations such as "this UTF-8
+    character is not representable in the target encoding" with "this
+    text is not in UTF-8".
+  * The default configuration file now includes section 0, used on
+    some systems to document C library header files.
+  * 'make check' now passes in the presence of a UTF-8-aware col, such
+    as that in util-linux-ng.
+  * The 'man -K' option is now supported to search the full text of
+    all manual pages. This was inspired by a similar option in the
+    other man package (currently at version 1.6f) currently maintained
+    by Federico Lucifredi and formerly by Andries Brouwer, but I took
+    advantage of man-db's pipeline library to implement it entirely
+    in-process, without having to start a separate grep process for
+    every manual page. In my tests with fairly typical searches across
+    variously all manual pages or just one section, man-db's
+    implementation ran between 3 and 10 times faster.
+  * Database directories are now only created when there are
+    corresponding manual page directories, not just because they're
+    mentioned in the configuration file.
+  * By default, man will now try to interpret pairs of manual page
+    names given on the command line as equivalent to a single manual
+    page name containing a hyphen (e.g. 'man foo bar' => foo-bar(1)).
+    This supports the common pattern of programs that implement a
+    number of subcommands, allowing them to provide manual pages for
+    each that can be accessed using similar syntax as would be used to
+    invoke the subcommands themselves. Suggested by H. Peter Anvin,
+    Federico Lucifredi, and others on the git mailing list.
+  * The build process is now quieter by default. Use './configure
+    --disable-silent-rules' or 'make V=0' if you don't like this or
+    your make(1) doesn't support the non-standard extension required.
+  * manconv understands a wider range of Emacs-style coding tags.
+  * Recommendations to change MAN_DB_CREATES, MAN_DB_UPDATES, and
+    MAN_CATS #define options in manconfig.h have been replaced by new
+    configure options --enable-automatic-create,
+    --disable-automatic-update, and --disable-cats respectively. Note
+    that automatic user database creation is now off by default, as it
+    is often too slow for the usefulness it adds; use
+    --enable-automatic-create to enable it.
+  * Pages that declare a non-default encoding in their preprocessor
+    lines are now handled correctly.
+  * man-db's 'make check' now tests that all its own manual pages
+    format without errors or warnings from groff, to ensure a
+    better-quality release.
+  * lexgrog now stops on any unrecognised roff request, rather than
+    continuing and often littering the database with garbage.
+  * man no longer requires both standard input and standard output to
+    be terminals in order to use the terminal line length. The line
+    length from standard output is preferred if available.
+  * The manpath was built completely wrongly when multiple entries
+    were present in LANGUAGE: duplicates were handled strangely, and
+    languages were effectively iterated in reverse order. It should be
+    rather more sensible now.
+  * The MAN_KEEP_STDERR environment variable can now be used to
+    override man's default of discarding stderr when stdout is a
+    terminal.
+  * Handling of terminal widths for cat pages is now configurable,
+    using the MINCATWIDTH, MAXCATWIDTH, and CATWIDTH configuration
+    file directives.
+  * 'man -a' now detects duplicate manual page candidates more
+    reliably, and sorts them better.
+  * Belarusian, Estonian, Greek, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian,
+    Romanian, Slovenian, and Ukrainian pages are now supported.
+  * man can now search for pages using regular expressions (with
+    --regex) or shell wildcards (with --wildcard). By default this
+    searches both page names and descriptions, like apropos, but if
+    the --names-only option is used then it searches page names only,
+    like whatis.
+  * man can now tell nroff to disable hyphenation if the
+    --no-hyphenation option is used.
+  * man-db already searched for manual pages in ../man and man
+    directories relative to each $PATH component; it now searches in
+    ../share/man and share/man directories too.
+  * Groff 1.20 was recently released, including the 'preconv'
+    preprocessor. Although man-db has supported preconv to some extent
+    since 2.4.4, man-db's configure now detects its presence and
+    infers that groff supports Unicode input using it; man also now
+    takes slightly better advantage of preconv than before.
+  * Per-locale groff macros are now loaded if possible, allowing us to
+    take advantage of such things as localised versions of predefined
+    strings and language-aware hyphenation. This only works with Groff
+    1.20.2 or better (not yet released), since earlier versions did
+    not allow us to suppress warnings in the event that the
+    appropriate macro file is not available.
+  * Cleaned up a number of possible crashes, memory leaks, and missing
+    error checks found by the Coverity Scan project.
+  * Fix build if MAN_CATS is undefined.
+  * If the LINGUAS environment variable is set while running
+    configure, it now controls building and installation of localised
+    manual pages as well as program translations.
+  * The LANGUAGE environment variable is now tokenised properly,
+    rather than only taking the first two characters of each element.
+  * Fix build if --disable-nls is used or iconv is not available.
+  * man now correctly propagates the exit code of whatis or apropos
+    when called with the -f or -k option respectively.
+  * A number of inconsistencies and readability problems with man-db's
+    own manual pages have been cleaned up, thanks mainly to Yuri
+    Kozlov.
+  * Reduce the number of warnings emitted when using an unrecognised
+    locale.
+  * manconv and zsoelim are now called internally rather than by
+    executing external programs, to improve performance.
+  * man-db now uses GDBM (--with-db=gdbm) in preference to Berkeley DB
+    (--with-db=db or --with-db=dbN where N is 1, 2, 3, or 4) by
+    default, since hardware improvements have rendered Berkeley DB's
+    speed advantages negligible for our purposes and the relatively
+    frequent SONAME and on-disk format changes are not worth the
+    hassle. Distributors should note that if they follow this change
+    then they will need to arrange for databases to be rebuilt on
+    upgrade to this version.
+  * Duplicate manual page hierarchies due to symlinks (e.g. /usr/man
+    -> /usr/share/man) are detected and removed from the search order.
+  * A locale modifier (e.g. @latin) in a directory name must now match
+    the locale if the former is set, in addition to the language and
+    territory.
+  * Bare .so includes (e.g. ".so foo.1" rather than ".so man1/foo.1")
+    now work, although only within the same manual page hierarchy for
+    now.
+  * 'man -H' (without a browser argument) was completely broken in
+    2.5.1 and is now fixed.
+  * man no longer breaks in Japanese locales when using less as a
+    pager.
+  * The --encoding option to man can now take a true character
+    encoding rather than a *roff device; the latter was an unreliable,
+    inflexible, and awkward way to select an output encoding. The old
+    semantics are still supported for backward compatibility.
+  * Whatis parsing stops at .ie or .if conditionals.
+  * CJK locale specifications where the codeset component is
+    equivalent to but not stringwise-identical to UTF-8 (e.g.
+    zh_CN.utf8) are handled better.
+  * man(1)'s OPTIONS section is ordered more comprehensibly.
+  * apropos, lexgrog, man, mandb, and whatis ignore encoding
+    conversion errors for the last possible encoding of the source
+    page. This helps, for example, with pages including misencoded
+    non-ASCII names of authors; it usually seems better to allow these
+    pages to pass with small errors than to break them entirely.
+
 -------------------------------------------------------------------
 Mon Oct  1 13:13:14 UTC 2012 - werner@suse.de
 

man.spec

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Source3:        cron.daily.clean_catman
 Source4:        mancoding
 Source5:        wrapper.c
 Patch0:         man-db-%{version}.dif
-Source6:        man-db-2.6.3-man0.dif
+Patch1:         man-db-2.6.3-man0.dif
 Patch2:         man-db-2.3.19deb4.0-groff.dif
 Patch4:         man-db-2.6.3-section.dif
 Patch5:         man-db-2.6.3-security4.dif
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ Authors:
 	--without-included-gettext	\
 	--with-sections="${SEC}"
     make %{?_smp_mflags} nls=all
-    for man in $(find man/ -type f -a -name '*.man[0-9]'); do
+    for man in $(find man/ -type f -a -name '*.[0-9]'); do
 	pp="$(head -n 1 $man)"
 	case "$pp" in
 	\'\\\"*\ -\*-\ coding:\ *\ -\*-)
@@ -155,6 +155,7 @@ Authors:
 		"  $man
 	esac
     done
+    patch -p0 < %{P:1}
     gcc $CFLAGS -I gnulib/lib/ -I include/ --include config.h --include configmake.h \
 	-o wrapper %{S:5} -L gnulib/lib/.libs/ -lgnu