Correct strftime manual section #371
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Previously, scrot's manual mentioned the manual
strftime(2), which, as far asI know it is incorrect. According to the Linux manpage
man-pages(7), sectionnumber
2is for system calls and not for library functions.I attempted searching for the manual
strftime(2)to no avail with the commandman -s 2 --names-only --wildcard 'strftime(2)'and there are no lines withthe word
strftimein the file/usr/include/asm/unistd_64.h, which hassystem call numbers.