Description of problem: "man userdbctl" references non-existing man-pages. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): systemd-254.5-2.fc39.x86_64 Steps to Reproduce: 1. invoke "man userdbctl" 2. Interspersed and at the end of the man-page you'll find references to systemd‐userdbd.service(8), systemd‐homed.service(8), nss‐systemd(8) Actual results: systemd‐userdbd.service(8), systemd‐homed.service(8), nss‐systemd(8) do not exist. Expected results: These man-pages to exist Additional info: ATM, I am struggling with malfunctions probably originating from these 3 components. In this context, Fedora not shipping these man-pages is utterly non-helpful.
> Actual results: > systemd‐userdbd.service(8), systemd‐homed.service(8), nss‐systemd(8) do not exist. The hyphen characters that you pasted are 0x2010, i.e. Unicode hyphens. I expect that this might be related to the recent brouhaha with groff substituting 0x2D i.e. hyphen-minus with "proper" characters. In the groff file, the character is hyphen-minus, so the unexpected substitution happens on display. I see the same on my F39 system. man systemd-userdbd.service systemd-homed.service nss-systemd work. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 2224123 ***