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.\"	quickie - a small fast C++ Wiki Wiki
.\"	Copyright (C) 2005 Peter Miller
.\"
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.\" MANIFEST: manual entry for the quickie command
.\"
.ds n) quickie
.TH \*(n) 1 Quickie "Reference Manual"
.SH NAME
quickie \- a small fast C++ Wiki engine
.XX "quickie(1)" "a small fast C++ Wiki engine"
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B \*(n)
.SH DESCRIPTION
The \fI\*(n)\fP program is used to
serve wiki pages when invoked from a HTTP web server, such as Apache.
.PP
The \fI\*(n)\fP program
does not accept any command line options,
as these could be abused by web clients.
.so z_post_install.so
.SH ACCESSING THE WIKI PAGES
Once the \fIquickie\fP(1) program has been installed into your web
server's \f[CW]cgi-bin\fP directory, you will be able to access through
your web browser.  The URL of the wiki pages will be
.RS
http://\fIserver.domain.name\fP/cgi-bin/quickie
.RE
however you need to substitute the correct domain name (Internet name)
for the web server.  If the cgi-bin directory has an unusual name, you
will have to take that into account as well.
.PP
It is common to make a link from your web site's static pages into the
Quickie wiki pages, to simplify access for your site's visitors.
.so z_exit.so
.so z_copyright.so