Re: [SR-Users] Looking for documentation with SER 2.0

AFAIK, no one is working on a Getting Started for sip-router 3.0 (nor ser 2.0 for that sake). Such a guide should probably be written around the example config that comes with the code. Contrary to SER, this config is not only working, but a pretty good best practice config for the common set of functionality most people need. If somebody would like to give a go at it, I'll be happy to provide guidance. However, I don't currently have the cycles to do it myself. I think I would have tried a different approach this time, not a line-by-line analysis, but rather a more high-level description and include the more operational aspects as well. The line-by-line documentation should really be a part of the config itself. I did an attempt at building a framework for maintaining a self-documenting config using m4. It became a bit complex as what I created was a modular build system for maintaining configs in smaller .m4 files where multiple versions of the same config could be built (for example different servers, debug versions, etc). I then built the Getting Started config into the framework (so you could just re-use the pieces you wanted), and finally I added the documentation inline so that the xml doc could be auto-generated for inclusion in the Getting Started guide. I attempted to sell the idea that the example config for SER 2.0 could be maintained the same, modular, self-documenting way, but there was no interest. I believe the config buildsystem has been removed from sip-router code tree. g-) Henning Westerholt wrote: