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Description: Fix hyphen used as minus sign
Author: Emmanuel Bouthenot <kolter@debian.org>
Last-Update: 2009-09-20
--- a/ffproxy.conf.5.s
+++ b/ffproxy.conf.5.s
@@ -24,23 +24,23 @@
and documents the options.
.Sh USING CONFIGURATION FILES
.Ss Default ffproxy.conf
-If the command line parameters -f or -F are not used, the proxy
+If the command line parameters \-f or \-F are not used, the proxy
tries to open
.Pa _CFGFILE_ .
If this file does not exist, the program continues execution.
.Ss User Configuration File
-Use command line parameter -f to load a non-default configuration
+Use command line parameter \-f to load a non-default configuration
file. You will notice the warning at the program's startup. This
is due to the programs implementation that allows to reload
-all configuration files. To disable the warning, use -F instead.
+all configuration files. To disable the warning, use \-F instead.
.Ss Deactivating
-To use command line options only, use -f "".
+To use command line options only, use \-f "".
.Ss Reloading Configuration
To let the proxy reload its configuration files, that is, besides
the configuration file specified, the contents of db/ and html/,
send the signal HUP to the program's master process. ffproxy pid can be found
by default in file /var/run/ffproxy.pid, you can override /var/run directory
-with command line paramter -n or with pid_dir setting in config file.
+with command line paramter \-n or with pid_dir setting in config file.
.Pp
Options that can be successfully altered at runtime are
.Bd -literal -offset indent
--- a/ffproxy.quick.7.s
+++ b/ffproxy.quick.7.s
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@
we run the program change-rooted to /var/ffproxy,
so files are relative to new root.
.Bd -literal -offset indent
-cd /var/ffproxy ; /usr/local/bin/ffproxy -f ffproxy.conf
+cd /var/ffproxy ; /usr/local/bin/ffproxy \-f ffproxy.conf
.Ed
.Pp
starts ffproxy. Now test if it works correctly.
--- a/ffproxy.8.s
+++ b/ffproxy.8.s
@@ -64,20 +64,20 @@
.It Fl r Ar dir
Change root
.Xr chroot 7
-to dir. Used in conjunction with -u and -g. Because ffproxy
+to dir. Used in conjunction with \-u and \-g. Because ffproxy
drops its privileges and chroots after reading the configuration files,
--D should be set to . (the current dir). It might need
+\-D should be set to . (the current dir). It might need
.Pa /etc/resolv.conf
copied as etc/resolv.conf in its working directory. Example:
-``# cd /var/ffproxy ; /usr/local/bin/ffproxy -r /var/ffproxy -D . -d -u proxy -g proxy -f ""''
+``# cd /var/ffproxy ; /usr/local/bin/ffproxy \-r /var/ffproxy \-D . \-d \-u proxy \-g proxy \-f ""''
.It Fl x Ar ip|hostname
Specify IP (or hostname) of an auxiliary proxy server that
-the program will forward requests to. Used together with -X.
+the program will forward requests to. Used together with \-X.
.It Fl X Ar port
Port number of auxiliary proxy.
.It Fl D Ar dir
Location of the db/ and html/ directories. For example,
-specifying -D /var/ffproxy tells the proxy to search
+specifying \-D /var/ffproxy tells the proxy to search
for db/ files in
.Pa /var/ffproxy/db/
and html/ files in
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@
.Pa _CFGFILE_ .
Read
.Xr ffproxy.conf 5
-for details. Use -f "" to disable configuration files.
+for details. Use \-f "" to disable configuration files.
.It Fl d
Run as daemon.
.It Fl s
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@
.It Fl b
Don't bind to IPv4. Might be needed under Linux 2.4, due to a ``Feature''
IPv6 binds to IPv4, too. Try using this option or bind to specific
-IPv6 address via -C.
+IPv6 address via \-C.
.It Fl B
Don't bind to IPv6.
.It Fl h
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@
are lines beginning with a # (comments).
.Pp
The location of the db/ directory may be specified by an
-argument to the command line option -D.
+argument to the command line option \-D.
If this option and configuration file option db_files_path are not used,
ffproxy will search for db/ and html/ in
.Pa _BASE_ .
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@
ffproxy may also be used as a HTTP accelerator, that
is, connecting to just one HTTP server and beeing
a front-end to that. Use accel_host and accel_port
-in configuration file or command line options -a and -A
+in configuration file or command line options \-a and \-A
to use this feature.
.Pp
Default behaviour is *not* sending Host: header to
@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@
.Pp
ffproxy write its pid file
.Pa ffproxy.pid
-in the directory specified by the command line parameter -n or the
+in the directory specified by the command line parameter \-n or the
.Pa pid_dir
setting in config file. Default is
.Pa /var/run .
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