"Luca Leone" <l...@birbi.biz> writes:
thanks Alexis for pointing me to the right resources!
Actually I did a search in the man pages, but I searched for
"httpd" which gave me the page for httpd, and rightly so, page
that was not useful for my problem. I *didn't *search for
"httpd.conf", which would have been much more useful.
Ah, well, what you can do is use apropos(1):
$ apropos httpd httpd.conf(5) - HTTP daemon configuration file
httpd(8) - HTTP daemon
And because the man pages of OpenBSD are written in mdoc(7), which
uses semantic markup (unlike man(7), used for Linux man pages,
which is mostly presentational markup), you can do things like
search for man pages which reference the `httpd` man page:
$ apropos -k 'Xr=httpd' acme-client(1) - ACME client
httpd.conf(5) - HTTP daemon configuration file hier(7) - layout
of filesystems patterns(7) - Lua's pattern matching rules
bgplg(8) - looking glass for the OpenBSD Border Gateway Protocol
daemon bgplgd(8) - a bgpctl FastCGI server httpd(8) - HTTP
daemon intro(8) - introduction to system maintenance and
operation commands ocspcheck(8) - check a certificate for
validity against its OCSP responder slowcgi(8) - a FastCGI to
CGI wrapper server ssl(8) - details for libssl and libcrypto
tcpdrop(8) - drop a TCP connection
where `Xr` is the mdoc(7) 'cross-reference' macro.
Alexis.
