@uref & @cite don't output correctly to DocBook; missing words in @ref -> HTML

[S11001001]

Running on i586-mandrake-linux-gnu
bugs in makeinfo from Texinfo 4.2

The original Texinfo:
@uref{http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html, 
@cite{Why ``Free Software'' is better than ``Open Source''}}

my command:
makeinfo --docbook see.texi

The DocBook output:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html<citation>Why 
"Free Software" is better than "Open Source"</citation>

what it should have given:
<ulink 
url="http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html";><citetitle>Why 
"Free Software" is better than "Open Source"</citetitle></ulink>

the problems:
1. the @uref command seems to be ignored in some fashion.
2. the citation tag in DocBook is for bibliographical references; 
citetitle is for titles, and the texinfo manual says that @cite is for 
titles.

ALSO!

original texinfo:
Since we use the @command{autoconf} package, @ref{Invoking configure, ,
Running `configure' Scripts, autoconf, Autoconf}, for information on the
basic options available to all packages that use autoconf.

command:
makeinfo --no-split --html see.texi

output HTML:
Since we use the <code>autoconf</code> package, <a 
href="autoconf.html#Invoking%20configure">Running `configure' 
Scripts</a>, for information on the basic options available to all 
packages that use autoconf.

what it should be:
Since we use the <code>autoconf</code> package, see section <a 
href="autoconf.html#Invoking%20configure">Running `configure' 
Scripts</a> in <cite>Autoconf</cite>, for information on the basic 
options available to all packages that use autoconf.

explanation:
since the HTML links don't use the *Note, as info does, they should have 
the words "see section" prepended just like the TeX output, along with a 
note of the manual's name.

ALSO!

using the same example for @ref above, even though docbook doesn't 
provide references in the same style *at all*, @ref/@xref/@pxref should 
use the same fallback used by TeX, i.e. see section ``Running 
`configure' scripts'' in @cite{Autoconf}. Right now it just leaves blank 
space, so it looks like:

Since we use the <command>autoconf</command> package, , for information 
on the basic options available to all packages that use autoconf.

Happy hacking, Texinfo gurus!

--
Stephen Compall
DotGNU `Contributor' -- http://www.dotgnu.org

My views about copyright take an hour to expound, but one general
principle applies: it cannot justify denying the public important
freedoms. As Abraham Lincoln put it, "Whenever there is a conflict
between human rights and property rights, human rights must prevail."
Property rights are meant to advance human well-being, not as an
excuse to disregard it.
        -- RMS, "The GNU GPL and the American Way"