Update links to man pages

[spageektti]

There are a lot of pages on which we have links to sites with man pages other than manned.org, for example man7.org:

grep -r "<https://man7.org" pages/ | wc -l
23

We should update these pages.
See tldr-pages/tldr-lint#325 for list of sites with man pages.

[sheelganvir]

@spageektti I am interested to solve this issue. Please confirm that you want to update the below links with manned.org?

Links to be updated :

[spageektti]

Please confirm that you want to update the below links with manned.org?

Yes.
I have updated most of the links, but if you find any that have not been updated, feel free to submit a PR.

[SamarthKoli]

i am also interested making an contribution in this issue can i do it.

[jxu]

Is there an issue with man7.org? It's made by Michael Kerrisk, who runs the man-pages project for the linux kernel.

[spageektti]

Is there an issue with man7.org? It's made by Michael Kerrisk, who runs the man-pages project for the linux kernel.

No, but it is better when it is standardized.

[sebastiaanspeck]

manpages.debian.org is another one. The linter should take subdomains into account as well

[Managor]

Moving my comments from the pull requests to here:

I did find . -type f -exec awk '!/manned/ && /man/ && /More information/ ' {} \; > ~/log on all the pages, sorted them and filtered by unique and there were a couple that caught my eye

• manpages.ubuntu.com
• manpages.debian.org
• manpages.opensuse.org
• manpagez.com
• man.freebsd.org
• man.openbsd.org
• man.netbsd.org
• man.voidlinux.org
• man.cx

Full list of the resulting lines if you want to check it
log3.txt

[Managor]

Couple more

• www.freebsd.org
• www.freedesktop.org
• www.mkssoftware.com
• www.x.org
• x.org

Although I'm not sure about some of these. Some of these are kinda first party sources but they contain manpages that can also be found in manned

Then there are www.unix.com links which return 404

[Managor]

I ran all "More information" links through lychee, pruned "Too Many Requests" and "Forbidden" responses, sorted and uniqued.
This is the leftover links that returned 404 or something similar
log.txt