Description of problem: There are missing man page(s) for these tools or config files: /etc/firstaidkit/firstaidkit.conf If the man-pages are in a different package, please describe the details here. In case the config file has the description inside and no additional man page is needed, please post a comment describing this situation here and set the bug status to CLOSE NOTABUG. Short description on how to create man pages can be found here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Varekova/man-pages Actual results: no man pages Expected results: man pages available
Firstaidkit uses comments in config file as primary documentation for it. We will certainly improve it, but man page ir not neccessary.
Hello, I think redhat is upstream for this project so there should be no problem with adding the man-page there from this point of view. The man-page should be really helpful, so is there aby strong reason not to add it? (reopening the bug)
I'm not really sure what point of view are you mentioning, because my comment is still valid. Red Hat is upstream, but I closed this bug according to above mentioned rule. > In case the config file has the description inside and no additional man page > is needed, please post a comment describing this situation here and set the bug > status to CLOSE NOTABUG. This rule is still valid and we still prefer commenting configuration files over writing the same information into the man page and maintaining it in two places.
Hello, the rules changes somehow - so the remark from the first comment is not relevant in this case for not including the man-page in this case. Sorry for the confusion.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 12 development cycle. Changing version to '12'. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
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