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#1086 Man Page Bug: References to [Tomcat]/[Apache] sections
Closed: Invalid Opened by mharmsen.

Closed: Invalid
Reopen Issue

Make certain that the man pages:

  • remove all references to the [Apache] section as it is being deleted via https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1077 PKI TRAC Ticket #1077 - Consider removing [Apache] section from 'default.cfg' . . . ,
  • make certain that variables that exist within the [Tomcat] section are referred to as existing within the [Tomcat] section, and not under the [DEFAULT] nor [] sections.

Per CS/DS meeting of 08/04/2014: ticket created and assigned to Milestone 10.2.1

Proposed Milestone: 10.2.3 (per CS Meeting of 09/17/2014)

man page (complete earlier if possible)

Per Dogtag 10.2.X meeting of 01/14/2015: Milestone 10.2 Backlog

The man pages do not contain any references to Apache sections.

The pkispawn man page does contain some parameters in the [Subsection] sections which are in the [Tomcat] sections, but this is OK. Its only when these occur in the [Default] section, that a problem will occur.

IMHO, moving the parameters that are there in the examples will only result in more confusion.
Closing this ticket as NOT A BUG.

Metadata Update from @mharmsen:
- Issue assigned to vakwetu
- Issue set to the milestone: 10.2 Backlog

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