Just a quick summary of documentation status for SER 2.0 (Ottendorf): ------------------- * http://www.iptel.org/ser/doc/010whatsnew contains a set of book pages introducing new features * ser-basic.cfg and ser.cfg in etc/ directory of source package contains a non-database and mysql database example that should be a good basis for testing * http://www.iptel.org/new_major_ser_pre_release_ottendorf_is_out_for_testing provides and overview of new stuff and a step-wise guide to get started * Module documentation is available online at http://www.iptel.org/views/moduledocs (I personally prefer the table overview for quick browsing: http://www.iptel.org/views/tableofmodules). Most of the important modules are available online, but see below for module documentation status What's left? ---------------- * Overall review of all readme files in source tree, as well as review of completeness/correctness of module documentation * Completion of module documentation * Update SER - Getting Started document and configuration files * Complete What's New 0.10.x as a migration guide; evaluate what to extract in a separate manual for SER functionality (updated admin guide) * Make sure all new features have been documented properly either in module docs or migration guide If you want to contribute in some way, please volunteer! (ex. to review module documentation for your favorite module...) g-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most of the modules are documented online at iptel.org. The documentation is checked out every night (4am CET) from the cvs and generated, so any changes made the previous day will be available online the next day. The modules below are not yet available online and the following have no readme or docbook documentation in CVS (anybody with documentation for these, please make a sound!): acc_db acc_radius ctl dialog fifo xmlrpc These modules have README files available in CVS, but have not been converted to docbook format yet (in the works): db_ops diversion eval mediaproxy postgres timer tls