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Description: browse man pages in your web browser
Point your web browser at http://localhost/cgi-bin/man/man2html to read and
search your man pages in the browser.
This program needs a CGI-capable HTTP server. After installation it might
be required to manually enable CGI support in the HTTP server (CGI may be
disabled by default for the security consideration). For apache2, this can
be done with the following:
$ sudo a2enmod cgid
$ sudo systemctl restart apache2
Features:
* Fast C CGI program for man/BSD-mandoc to HTML conversion.
* Works from the unformatted nroff/troff source.
* Source may be compressed.
* Does tbl tables (but not eqn equations).
* Generates hypertext links to foobar(1), abc@host, and xyzzy.h files
* CGI script for whatis-based alpha-indexes by section.
* CGI script for name-only alpha-indexes by section.
* CGI script for full text search (requires swish++)
* Front-end script to talk to a pre-launched netscape.
Homepage: http://users.actrix.gen.nz/michael/vhman2html.htmlRegistered documentation:
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Description: convert man pages into HTML format
The package contains a command-line tool for converting man pages into
HTML format.
man2html-base is a stripped-down package containing only a man to HTML
converter, useful for users who do not need any CGI interface, provided
in the man2html package.
Homepage: http://users.actrix.gen.nz/michael/vhman2html.html
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