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If there is documentation you feel is not complete, represented accurately, or is entirely omitted, please add it to the appropriate place and make a note of it on the [[Documentation Wishlist]] so that people know that someone wants it.
 
If there is documentation you feel is not complete, represented accurately, or is entirely omitted, please add it to the appropriate place and make a note of it on the [[Documentation Wishlist]] so that people know that someone wants it.
  
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== Command Line Reference ==
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* [[Command Line Reference]]
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== Configuration Reference ==
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* [[Conf|Configuration Reference]]
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* [[Conf/Examples| Example Configs]]
 
== API documentation ==
 
== API documentation ==
  
* [[Tcl API]]
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* [[Tcl API]] - [http://aolserver.am.net/downloads/tcl-core.tip download] Komodo Tcl syntax method tip/auto-completion file
 
* [[C API]] - [http://aolserver.am.net/cvs/tcl C source for Tcl commands]
 
* [[C API]] - [http://aolserver.am.net/cvs/tcl C source for Tcl commands]
 
* [[Private C API]]
 
* [[Private C API]]
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* [[Toolkits]]
 
* [[Toolkits]]
 
* [[Tutorials]]
 
* [[Tutorials]]
* [[Administration]]
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* [[Administration]] and Configuration
  
 
== Guides ==
 
== Guides ==

Latest revision as of 11:24, 9 July 2012

There is an effort underway to update and prepare documentation for AOLserver 4.0. This wiki will be the canonical source for documentation under revision, which will then get commited to CVS in the doc/ directory in roff format. From there, HTML will be forward-generated from the roff and made available from http://aolserver.com/docs/.

If there is documentation you feel is not complete, represented accurately, or is entirely omitted, please add it to the appropriate place and make a note of it on the Documentation Wishlist so that people know that someone wants it.

Command Line Reference

Configuration Reference

API documentation

General documentation

Guides

HOWTOs

Community-supported documentation

  • Tcl for Web Nerds is a book by MIT professors Hal Abelson, Philip Greenspun, and Lydia Sandon which covers Tcl programming with the AOL Server