--- bmon-2.0.1.orig/man/bmon.1
+++ bmon-2.0.1/man/bmon.1
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-.TH bmon 8 "Oct 27, 2004" "Bandwidth Monitor"
+.TH bmon 1 "Oct 27, 2004" "Bandwidth Monitor"
 .SH NAME
 bmon \- Portable bandwidth monitor and rate estimator
 .SH SYNOPSIS
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@
 .TP
 .B \-w
 Enable signal driven output intervals. The output module will
-only be invoked upon receiving of SIGUSR1. Use bmon -S - to
+only be invoked upon receiving of SIGUSR1. Use bmon \-S \- to
 send the signal to a running bmon instance in signal driven mode.
 .TP
 .B \-S
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@
 .TP
 .RS
 .NF
-bmon -i netlink:help
+bmon \-i netlink:help
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@
 .TP
 \fBnetstat\fR (POSIX)
 Provides limited interface statistics on almost any
-POSIX operating system by invoking netstat -i -a. Only
+POSIX operating system by invoking netstat \-i \-a. Only
 use this as last hope.
 
 .TP
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@
 .TP
 .RS
 .NF
-bmon -o ascii:help
+bmon \-o ascii:help
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -325,51 +325,51 @@
 files in the specified order: /etc/bmon.conf, $HOME/.bmonrc.
 
 None of the above files will be read if the path to the
-configuration file was specified using the -f option.
+configuration file was specified using the \-f option.
 
 Configuration possibilities:
 
 \fBinput\fR \fI<module configuration>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Specify primary input module (-i), see INPUT MODULES.
+Specify primary input module (\-i), see INPUT MODULES.
 
 \fBsecondary_input\fR \fI<module configuration>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Specify secondary input modules (-I), see INPUT MODULES.
+Specify secondary input modules (\-I), see INPUT MODULES.
 
 \fBoutput\fR \fI<module configuration>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Specify primary output module (-o), see OUTPUT MODULES.
+Specify primary output module (\-o), see OUTPUT MODULES.
 
 \fBsecondary_output\fB \fI<module configuration>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Specify secondary output modules (-O), see OUTPUT MODULES.
+Specify secondary output modules (\-O), see OUTPUT MODULES.
 
 \fBpolicy\fB \fI<policy>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Set interface acceptance policy (-p), see INTERFACE SELECTION.
+Set interface acceptance policy (\-p), see INTERFACE SELECTION.
 
 \fBread_interval\fB \fI<interval>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
 Set reading interval in which the input module will be called
-(-r).
+(\-r).
 
 \fBsleep_time\fB \fI<interval>\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
 Set sleeping interval between calls to output short interval
-callbacks for interactive output modules. (-s)
+callbacks for interactive output modules. (\-s)
 
 \fBshow_all\fR
 .br
 .ti +7
-Include interface even if their status is down. (-a)
+Include interface even if their status is down. (\-a)
 
 \fBinclude\fR \fI<file>\fR
 .br
@@ -440,15 +440,15 @@
 and eth1:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -i eth0,eth1 -o curses\fP
+\fBbmon \-i eth0,eth1 \-o curses\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
 To run bmon in acii mode printing the detailed diagram
-with fixed y-axis unit:
+with fixed y\-axis unit:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -o 'ascii:diagram=detailed;ynit=kb'\fP
+\fBbmon \-o 'ascii:diagram=detailed;ynit=kb'\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@
 and y axis:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -s -o 'ascii:diagram=graph;fgchar=#;bgcar=_;xunit=min'\fP
+\fBbmon \-s \-o 'ascii:diagram=graph;fgchar=#;bgcar=_;xunit=min'\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -465,7 +465,7 @@
 distribute the statistic over the network:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -o null -O distribution\fP
+\fBbmon \-o null \-O distribution\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -473,7 +473,7 @@
 show it in curses mode:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -I distribution:multicast -o curses\fP
+\fBbmon \-I distribution:multicast \-o curses\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -482,7 +482,7 @@
 the destination is not available:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -i null -I distribution:multicast -o null -O 'distribution:ip=10.0.0.1;errignore;forward'\fP
+\fBbmon \-i null \-I distribution:multicast \-o null \-O 'distribution:ip=10.0.0.1;errignore;forward'\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
@@ -491,12 +491,12 @@
 statistics:
 .RS
 .NF
-\fBbmon -I distribution:multicast -o null -O html:path=/var/istats/\fP
+\fBbmon \-I distribution:multicast \-o null \-O html:path=/var/istats/\fP
 .FI
 .RE
 
 .SH KNOWN ISSUES
-The curses output modules doesn't work properly on NetBSD < 2.0 because getch() cannot be set to be non-blocking.
+The curses output modules doesn't work properly on NetBSD < 2.0 because getch() cannot be set to be non\-blocking.
 
 sysctl input segfaults on sparc64 OpenBSD.