[SR-Users] Kamailio Documentation - A Volunteer

[Daniel-Constantin Mierla]

 Hi Anthony,

great news and thanks for volunteering, we still need people to help
with documentation.

I see few major categories:
- take care of module readmes, which may need enhancements from time to
time, usually as a result of mailing list discussions
- fixing bugs in documentation, reported as well via mailing lists or
tracker
- restructuring of wiki/public docs - maybe couple of new indexes, per
category (for example: load balancing - the modules that can help are:
dispatcher, carrier route, etc ... with links to any existing tutorials
on this topic, a.s.o.)

Do you have any other suggestions? We can have an irc discussion to
start up.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 9/13/10 8:33 PM, Anthony Mark wrote:
> Dear Daniel,
>
> With reference to your comment (in italics below) and request for a
> documentation "marshal", I humbly apply to be given the honor of
> contributing to that effect.
>
> "/We would need a documentation marshall that should update the docs as
> something related is discussed on the lists. But none really
> volunteered to do it. For developers is not always obvious or easy
> (due to lack of time) to track the doc changes."
> / -/ "Anyone stepping forward? "
>
> /
> I fully understand your point and position in the light of the volume
> of work you have on your hands.
>
> It may interest you to know that i assisted with testing some versions
> and also put together the "How to... FreeSwitch on CentOS"
> documentation for ASTPP (www.astpp.org <http://www.astpp.org/>). As a
> reference, you may browse http://www.astpp.org/?q=node/267 and
> http://www.astpp.org/?q=node/268 ( node/267 and node/268 ) of
> astpp.org site.
>
> For sure, i understand that the Kamailio project is bigger and more
> complex than the ASTPP project i worked on; hence would require more
> of me.
> 　
> Please advice if the Kamailio project still needs assistance with
> documentation.
> 　
> Looking towards reading from you soon.
> 　
> "Agatehk"
>
>
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