In order to improve usability of packages in Fedora, project Man Page Scan was created and its task is to provide consistency of man pages (and documentation in general). The results are now available for package maintainers to fix documentation issues. If you need to re-run the check yourself, here is the simple process of man page check: 1. Download man-page-day from: https://pagure.io/ManualPageScan/blob/master/f/man-page-day.sh 2. Run the script: $ ./man-page-day.sh lldpad
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This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 29 development cycle. Changing version to '29'.
The binary garbage in the log files is not helpful. [ Warn ] man page is in section 8. Only commands requiring admin privileges, or deamons should be in this section, the rest should be in section 1 [ Warn ] man page is in section 8. Only commands requiring admin privileges, or deamons should be in this section, the rest should be in section 1 [ Warn ] man page is in section 8. Only commands requiring admin privileges, or deamons should be in this section, the rest should be in section 1 [ Warn ] man page is in section 8. Only commands requiring admin privileges, or deamons should be in this section, the rest should be in section 1 All these require admin privileges. I mean, I wouldn't want ordinary users to mess with my, say, packet priority configuration. [ Error ] config file /etc/bash_completion.d/lldpad has no man page! Check it's content for proper documentation [ Error ] config file /etc/bash_completion.d/lldptool has no man page! Check it's content for proper documentation These are obviously bash completion scripts. I don't think those deserve to have man pages. [ Warn ] these (9) man pages left unassigned: What do you mean, unassigned? man pages for lldptool-app, lldptool-dcbx etc. describe options pertinent to that aspect of lldptool. git uses the same approach, as do iproute2 tools. Sounds like all of these are false positives.