Subject: Re: bin/12390: crypto docs (openssl, ...) do not exist
To: Jim Bernard <jbernard@mines.edu>
From: None <itojun@iijlab.net>
List: netbsd-bugs
Date: 03/13/2001 12:43:49
>> >Description:
>> 	There's no obvious documentation to the crypto related functions
>> 	new in NetBSD 1.5.
>> >How-To-Repeat:
>>       man -k openssl
>>       man -k ssl
>>       man -k crypto
>>       man -k rsa
>>       man -k rijndael
>>       man -k aes 	<- state of the art encryption in netbsd?
>>       man -k encrypt
>> 	Funny enough, this still works:
>>       man openssl
>  Curiously, locate succeeds in finding quite a bit of documentation
>for openssl.  So it seems there's also a problem with 'man -k'.  Here's
>the installed subset of docs that "locate openssl" found for me:

	normal installation of openssl manpages occupy too many generic names
	like "des" or "rsa", and conflicts with lots of existing components.

	so i configured Makefiles to install those like below:

>/usr/share/man/cat1/openssl_asn1parse.0
>/usr/share/man/cat1/openssl_ca.0

	if you have better suggestions please let me know.

itojun