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man.cgi was updated yesterday.

# $Id: man.cgi,v 1.139 2004/11/07 19:12:53 hrs Exp $

Now, it defaults to 2.10 BSD when searching man pages.
When clicking a links somewhere in the docs on freebsd.org, most man pages won't be found or are really out of date.

I am unable to find the cvs location of the real source code, so I am unable to say what has caused this bahaviour.

Can someone correct this?