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To: Arne Steinkamm <arne@Steinkamm.COM>
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Subject: Re: Is there a manpage to html converter for freebsd?
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Arne Steinkamm writes:
>> > is there a manpage to html converter for freebsd? if so, where might i
>> > find it?
>The default Homepage installed during the installation of a BSD/OS
>(yes, the commercial one) has such a nice thing.
>It's a cgi bin written from Sanders and Polk (@bsdi.com).
>There's no copyright mentioned in the file but i'm not sure
>about this..

It is copyright by BSDI.  A slightly older version is distributed for
free with Plexus (see http://www.earth.com/). I modified the free
version for FreeBSD. See http://www.de.freebsd.org/de/cgi/man.cgi 
This cgi script support man pages from FreeBSD (all releases), NetBSD,
OpenBSD, 386BSD, Unix Seventh Edition, and XFree86 3.2.

Wolfram