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doccentral

DOCCENTRAL(1)						      General Commands Manual						     DOCCENTRAL(1)

NAME

       doccentral - web-based documentation browser

SYNOPSIS

       doccentral [document-name]

OPTIONS

       The  only  option that can be passed to the doccentral wrapper is a document name (often the same as the name of the package which provides
       it) for direct access (automatic search for the given parameter).

DESCRIPTION

       Doc-Central is a simple tool to help you browse the documentation installed on your  Debian  system.  It  uses  the  doc-base  registration
       entries for documentation to build a list of available documentation.  You can view this list via any web browser.

       The easiest way to view the doc-central index is to use the doccentral tool, which will look for a webbrowser on your system and start that
       with the correct page. If for any reason doccentral cannot find a suitable browser or you want to use another one, you  can  also  use  the
       following URL:

	      http://localhost/dc/ <http://localhost/dc/>

ENVIRONMENT

       BROWSER
	      Override the normal browser selection from doccentral by specifying a specific browser.

       DC_HOST
	      Override the location of Doc-Central (usually localhost)

AUTHOR

       Guilherme de S. Pastore <guilherme.pastore@terra.com.br> <mailto:guilherme.pastore@terra.com.br>
       Wichert Akkerman <wakkerma@debian.org> <mailto:wakkerma@debian.org>

DEBIAN
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