From: James Browning <jamesb...@jamesb192.com>
Date: Mar 14, 2025 15:59
Subject: Re: Man page formatting quirk
To: Hal Murray <halmur...@sonic.net>
Cc:
Inconvenient.On Mar 14, 2025 15:16, Hal Murray via devel <devel@ntpsec.org> wrote:
I a few RFCs to the ntpd man page.
The code looks like this:
RFC 8915::
D. Franke and D. Sibold and K. Teichel and M. Dansarie and R. Sundblad
_Network Time Security for the Network Time Protocol_, RFC 8915
That turns into this:
RFC 8915
1. Franke and D. Sibold and K. Teichel and M. Dansarie and R.
Sundblad Network Time Security for the Network Time
Protocol,
RFC 8915
I assume the "D" is getting interpreted as a command to start a list or
something like that. How do I get around that?Backslashes the sort used by Redmondites to seperate path elements.Also..
RFC 5907::
H. Gerstung and ...
turns into:
RFC 5908
R. Gayraud and ...
What's the "." doing? The web page looks OK.It is a non list triggering period as an escaped value.All the RFCs start with "RFC nnnn::" and end with ", RFC nnnn". That looks redundant to me. Is there any reason for the extra one at the end
Continuation of the list to another item?
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