sysdig manual needs to be updated

[unknowndevQwQ]

The following problem was found in the manual packaged with sysdig:

1. Missing manual labeling: The upper left and right corners of the manual contain parentheses instead of sysdig-related content, with no edit time or packet name at the end (refer to net-tools/arp).

2. Content is not updated in a timely manner: Type sysdig proc.name is ko sysdig prompt filter error at index 10, line 1, column 11: expected a valid check operator: one of 'exists', '<=', '<', '>=', '>', '=', '=', '=', '=', '=', '! =', '=', '! =', 'glob', 'contains', 'contains', 'icontains', 'bcontains', 'startswith', 'bstartswith', 'endswith', 'intersects', 'in', 'pmatch', but I can't find in the manual 'bcontains ', intersects, pmatch, startswitch, endswitch

[wasup-yash]

hey, I wanted to work on this issue to add enough details required as mentioned, can someone point me to where it needs to be updated? or would like to discuss more about this (The slack link is not working for me idk why? )

[therealbobo]

hi there! Thank you to pointing it out! @unknowndevQwQ We just need to update 2 files:

• sysdig.md
• csysdig.md Then, after installing pandoc, it will just matter or launching cmake with the man targets (it would be even better if the new man will be generated with a GitHub Actions 😄). @wasup-yash

[wasup-yash]

About the second point where in the issue
can't find in the manual 'bcontains ', intersects, pmatch, startswitch, endswitch

so do I need to add these in the below conmmands with like icontains , contains ?

$ sysdig proc.name=cat The list of available fields can be obtained with 'sysdig -l'. Filter expressions can use one of these comparison operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >=, contains, icontains, in and exists. e.g.

also could not able to locate the issue in the given manualssysdig.md and csysdig.md am i missing something here , what do i need to know in order to do resolve it ?

[unknowndevQwQ]

About the second point where in the issue can't find in the manual 'bcontains ', intersects, pmatch, startswitch, endswitch

so do I need to add these in the below conmmands with like icontains , contains ?

$ sysdig proc.name=cat The list of available fields can be obtained with 'sysdig -l'. Filter expressions can use one of these comparison operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >=, contains, icontains, in and exists. e.g.

also could not able to locate the issue in the given manualssysdig.md and csysdig.md am i missing something here , what do i need to know in order to do resolve it ?

@therealbobo Any suggestions on this issue?