Would you consider supporting the same URL structure? (If it's unambiguous...) The advantage over http://manpages.debian.org/printf%283%29 is that neither shell-quoting (for the ()) nor percent-encoding are required, and over http://manpages.debian.org/printf.3 that (a) man pages with dots in their names would work unambiguously (think rsyncd.conf(5)), (b) same URL structure across platforms means fewer things to concern one's brain with.
FreeBSD's corresponding service supports passing the section as:
http://man.freebsd.org/printf/3
Would you consider supporting the same URL structure? (If it's unambiguous...) The advantage over http://manpages.debian.org/printf%283%29 is that neither shell-quoting (for the
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) nor percent-encoding are required, and over http://manpages.debian.org/printf.3 that (a) man pages with dots in their names would work unambiguously (think rsyncd.conf(5)), (b) same URL structure across platforms means fewer things to concern one's brain with.Thanks for restoring the service!