03-17-2006
AIX has a GUI that will show what the command line equivalent is - don't recall which GUI this is but I do remember it was for administration. I have not seen this on Solaris but then again, I normally learn CLI before GUI.
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Kwiki::Command(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Kwiki::Command(3pm)
NAME
Kwiki::Command - Kwiki Command Line Tool Module
SYNOPSIS
> kwiki -new mykwiki
> cd mykwiki
> kwiki -install Kwiki::RecentChanges Kwiki::Archive::Rcs Kwiki::Revisions
> vim config.yaml
> kwiki -update
> kwiki -remove RecentChanges
> kwiki -new_view admin
DESCRIPTION
Kwiki::Command is the module that does all the work of the "kwiki" command line tool. You can use "kwiki" to install a new Kwiki, to update
a Kwiki configuration, to add and remove Kwiki plugins and to download Kwiki plugins from CPAN. When you download the CPAN modules they can
either be installed in the system Perl libraries or locally right in your kwiki dist. This is useful if you don't have root permissions for
your installation.
USAGES
There are many different commands you can do with the "kwiki" command line tool.
o -new
Create a new kwiki with the command:
kwiki -new
You must be inside an empty directory. Alternatively you can say:
kwiki -new path/to/kwiki
The target directory must be empty or must not exist yet.
AUTHOR
Brian Ingerson <INGY@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2004. Brian Ingerson. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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