OHAZOT.COM(oh) LOCAL OHAZOT.COM(oh) ohazot - about ohazot.com OHAZOT contents This site contains mainly documents about linux (mostly Slackware), OpenBSD and terminal programs. setup This site is running on openbsd using httpd. The documents are written using mdoc using make to run mandoc. compatibility This site can be accessed from a graphical browser or text browser. HOW TO curl - The site can be accessed from curl to get the text version of the files using: https://ohazot.com/:[es/][FILENAME][.oh] - If no filename is given, a list of files is displayed. - the extension is ommitted but the FILENAME.oh exists, it will be displayed. - if es/ is added, it will search in Spanish. - if the file exists only in English, it will show the English version. - if accessed from a web browser it will convert to html. Download options - Use the - Mirror the docs directories. wget --mirror https://ohazot.com Local usage - command line: man -M {PATH_TO_DOWNLOADS}/man -s oh {DOCUMENT} - OpenBSD - add to /etc/man.conf : manpath [PATH_TO_DOWNLOADS]/man - Slackware - add export MANPATH=${MANPATH}:[PATH_TO_DOWNLOADS]/man If added to man.conf or MANPATH, run man -s oh [DOCUMENT] TODO - wip: translate to spanish. - next - improve makefile, add awk script for parsing. - review old docs. docs - review and standarize them. - add category indexes. - review docs and add # or $ accordingly to code lines, depending on whether the commands need root. manpages review manpage site to use: - Linux Documentation die.net: https://linux.die.net/ was the original one, but requires JS, therefore is not compatible with text browsers. Discarded. - ArchLinux manpages: https://man.archlinux.org was the next option but the manpage for lgogdownloader(oh) cannot be found. - ManKier: https://www.mankier.com works on text browsers and has the manpage for lgogdownloader. Does not have netpbm manpage, only individual packages manpages. - manpages.org: https://manpages.org works on text browsers, has lgogdownloader and netpbm manpage. Search is off-putting. roff macros decide whether to use macros on all documents or only mdoc and roff related documents for macro definitions reference. - pros: simplifies writing the documents. - cons: the documents are harder to read when using the file for mdoc reference. docs Add the following docs: apropos(1) , awk(1) (onetrueawk in Slackware) , grep(1) , find(1) , regex , patterns(7) , fdm , SQL , SQLite3 , PostScript , pikchr: https://pikchr.org , (La)TeX , MySQL , GLPI , terminal games , privacy , edbrowse , surfraw , dictd , dwarf fortress , script(1) , thermal printer , ratox: https://ratox.2f30.org , tox chat: https://tox.chat , tmux(1) , tor , forth , termux protocols Check if the following protocols can be added (and add the doc if implemented): gopher , ftp(1) , rss . NOTE All docs have the links to their corresponding manpages for programs and other related links. Check OpenBSD manpages: https://man.openbsd.org/ and ArchLinux manpages: https://man.archlinux.org/man according to your needs or the documents for the required distribution. More information can be found in: links(oh) . SEE ALSO history(oh) , openbsd(oh) , roff(oh) , make(oh) , mdoc(oh) , mandoc(oh) , httpd(oh) , ssl(oh) , linux(oh) , slackware(oh) , wget(oh) AUTHORS ohazot(oh) | about(oh) | ohazot.com: https://ohazot.com OpenBSD 7.7 linux| Created:2025-10-03|Updated:2025-11-23| OHAZOT.COM(oh)