You have a point but you cant possibly make a documentation which describes every possible situation. You can give the basics and let the user use it as required.
I think the most important thing which needs documentation is the ./configure switches of these programs. The rest is quite trivial, there is more than enough examples in google etc. So I find it difficult to have a complete installation manual. But yet we can compile in the working manuals in some web page or something. Like the one I sent. It works for me and for the functionalites I need. If somebody needs the exactly same stuff, why not share :) I dont mind Evren On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Ron Guerin wrote: > Greetings all, > > I know some of you (like myself) have probably poked around in the > vpopmail docs and maybe fixed a spelling error or added a new command > line option to your local documentation. > > Others may have prepared HOWTO documents describing their setup, as I > also was thinking of doing. > > Wouldn't it be nice if we could get together and produce comprehensive > vpopmail documentation? Wouldn't it be even nicer if we could > distribute that documentation with vpopmail? > > We can! And I'd like to start the ball rolling by asking everyone on > the list if they've got some documentation they've written stashed on > their system that they'd like to contribute to the project. > > Once we know what we have to start with, we can figure out what to do > next. > > - Ron > > > > >
