Starting repo cleanup to make this not so awful

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diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/addaccess.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/addaccess.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{1piny}{addaccess}{Piny Team}{Piny}{addaccess}
-
-\Prog{addaccess} - allow access to a repository
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{addaccess} \Arg{reponame} \Arg{username} \Dots
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{addaccess} command grants users write access to a repository.
-It may only be run by the owner of the repository.
-
-For each \Arg{username} passed on the command line, \Prog{addaccess} will grant write permission to the repository.
-Other users are not affected.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/newrepo.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/newrepo.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{1piny}{newrepo}{Piny Team}{Piny}{newrepo}
-
-\Prog{newrepo} - create a new repository
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{newrepo} \Arg{reponame}
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{newrepo} command creates a new repository with the given name.
-The current user is set as the owner of the new repository.
-No other users are given access to the new repository.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/newuser.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/newuser.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{8piny}{newuser}{Piny Team}{Piny}{createuser}
-
-\Prog{newuser} - add a piny user
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{newuser}
-
-\Prog{createuser}
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{newuser} program is an interactive script which walks the user through the process of creating a new Piny account.
-Normally it is set as the shell of a passwordless user such as "newuser" or "createuser", so that users can create accounts without any assistance from a sysadmin.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/pinyconfig.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/pinyconfig.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{1piny}{pinyconfig}{Piny Team}{Piny}{pinyconfig}
-
-\Prog{pinyconfig} - change tweakables on a repo
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{pinyconfig} \Arg{reponame} \Arg{tweakable} \oArg{value}
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{pinyconfig} command reads and writes tweakables for a repo.
-
-When run, it prints the value of the tweakable for the repo named.
-If a value was passed, it sets the value of the tweakable to that value
-before printing it.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/pinyshell.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/pinyshell.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{8piny}{pinyshell}{Piny Team}{Piny}{pinyshell}
-
-\Prog{pinyshell} - a restricted shell
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{pinyshell}
-
-\section{Description}
-
-\Prog{pinyshell} is just another way to invoke \Cmd{1}{rbash}; the separate name is used for accounting purposes within the piny infrastructure.
-
-Users which should be managed by the Piny infrastructure should have \Prog{pinyshell} as their shell.
-
-\section{See Also}
-
-\Cmd{1}{rbash}
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rebuildrepo.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rebuildrepo.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{8piny}{rebuildrepo}{Piny Team}{Piny}{rebuildrepo}
-
-\Prog{rebuildrepo} - rebuild a repo configuration
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{rebuildrepo} \Arg{reponame} \Dots
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{rebuildrepo} command rewrites all of the configuration files for
-the given repo and adjusts ownership and group membership of its files to a
-normalized state. It is needed to propagate certain kinds of changes;
-normally only the system administrator should run it.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rmaccess.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rmaccess.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{1piny}{rmaccess}{Piny Team}{Piny}{rmaccess}
-
-\Prog{rmaccess} - remove access to a repository
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{rmaccess} \Arg{reponame} \Arg{username} \Dots
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{rmaccess} command denies users write access to a repository.
-It may only be run by the owner of the repository.
-
-For each \Arg{username} passed on the command line, \Prog{addaccess} will deny write permission to the repository.
-Other users are not affected.
-
-\section{Bugs}
-
-You cannot deny write permission to the owner of the repository.
-If you try, the program will appear to succeed, but the owner will still be able to make changes.
diff --git a/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rmrepo.latex b/usr/src/pinyadmin/doc/rmrepo.latex
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-\usepackage{latex2man}
-
-\begin{Name}{1piny}{rmrepo}{Piny Team}{Piny}{rmrepo}
-
-\Prog{rmrepo} - delete a repository
-
-\section{Synopsis}
-
-\Prog{rmrepo} \Arg{reponame} \Dots
-
-\section{Description}
-
-The \Prog{rmrepo} command permanently destroys the repository with the given name.
-The current user must be the owner of the repository.