As the summary says openssl installs the md5.1 and sha1.1 man pages, although it does not install md5 and sha1 commands. On Gentoo/FreeBSD the md5 and sha1 command as provided by base system (freebsd-sbin), as well as their respective man pages. The man pages coming from openssl should probably be renamed or moved or removed entirely, unless md5 and sha1 commands are installed by openssl itself (in which case I should either remove the two commands from FreeBSD or make OpenSSL install them conditionally).
removing them is a poor solution ... better to do what debian does and rename them to 'md5.3ssl'
If you can do that for the other manpages too it will save me also another set of changes for the collisions with libmd's manpages.
fixed in 0.9.7j and 0.9.8b