0N/AAdjust snort man page to be in section 1M and fix the comments
w.r.t. 0N/Aconfiguration file usage with the -T option.
0N/AThe second part of this patch (the -T changes) has been submitted upstream.
0N/A+++ snort.8 2014-09-26 11:19:43.998692220 -0700
0N/A .\" Process this file with
0N/A-.\" groff -man -Tascii snort.8
0N/A+.\" groff -man -Tascii snort.1m
0N/A+.TH SNORT 1M "December 2011"
0N/A Snort \- open source network intrusion detection system
0N/A indicating that everything is ready to proceed. This is a good
0N/A switch to use if daemon mode is going to be used, it verifies that
0N/A the Snort configuration that is about to be used is valid and won't fail at
0N/A-If your config lives elsewhere, use the -c option to specify a valid
0N/A+run time. Note that you will need to use the -c option to specify a valid
0N/A@@ -930,15 +929,15 @@
0N/A Causes the daemon to close all opened files and restart.
174N/A Please \fBnote\fR that this will only work if the \fBfull\fR pathname is
0N/A used to invoke snort in daemon mode, otherwise snort will just exit with an
0N/A-error message being sent to \fBsyslogd(8)\fR.
0N/A+error message being sent to \fBsyslogd(1M)\fR.
0N/A Causes the program to dump its current packet statistical information to the
98N/A-console or \fBsyslogd(8)\fR if in daemon mode.
0N/A+console or \fBsyslogd(1M)\fR if in daemon mode.
8N/A Causes the program to rotate Perfmonitor statistical information to the
61N/A-console or \fBsyslogd(8)\fR if in daemon mode.
17N/A+console or \fBsyslogd(1M)\fR if in daemon mode.
0N/A Causes the program to reload attribute table.