Update getstarted.txt

doc/getstarted.txt

@@ -1,17 +1,11 @@
-Getting started guide
----------------------
+# Getting started guide
 
-Unpack your binaries 
+## Compile it at first
 
-Example:
-  % tar xzf uhub-0.2.6-linux-i386.tar.gz
-  % cd uhub-0.2.6
+See the doc/compile.txt file
 
-Copy the binary to /usr/local/bin
+## Create configuration files
 
-  % sudo cp uhub /usr/local/bin
-
-Create configuration files.
 If no configuration files are created, uhub will use the default parameters, so you can skip this step if you are in a hurry to see it run.
 
 As root, or use sudo.
@@ -20,6 +14,19 @@ As root, or use sudo.
   % cp doc/uhub.conf /etc/uhub
   % cp doc/users.conf /etc/uhub
   % echo "welcome to uhub" > /etc/uhub/motd.txt
+  
+You can edit the default configuration file before starting uhub.
+As root edit /etc/uhub/uhub.conf: 
+
+  hub_name=My Public Hub
+  hub_description=Yet another ADC hub
+  
+  server_port=1511
+  server_bind_addr=any
+  max_users=150
+
+
+## Start uhub
 
 Start the hub in the foreground for the first time. Shut it down, by pressing CTRL+C.
 
@@ -27,7 +34,10 @@ Start the hub in the foreground for the first time. Shut it down, by pressing CT
   Thu, 05 Feb 2009 00:48:04 +0000 INFO: Starting server, listening on :::1511...
 
 Connect to the hub using an ADC client, use the address adc://localhost:1511, or replace localhost with the correct hostname or IP address.
-NOTE: It is important to use the "adc://" prefix, and the port number when using DC++ and other ADC clients.
+
+**NOTE**: It is important to use the "adc://" prefix, and the port number.
+
+## Kill / Stop uhub
 
 If you modify the configuration files in /etc/uhub you will have to notify uhub by sending a HUP signal.
 
@@ -38,6 +48,8 @@ Or, for the lazy people
 
   % killall -HUP uhub
 
+## Start uhub as daemon (or in background mode)
+
 In order to run uhub as a daemon, start it with the -f switch which will make it fork into the background.
 In addition, use the -l to specify a log file instead of stdout. One can also specify a specific user and/or group, 
 if one wishes to run uhub as a specific user using the -u and -g switches.
@@ -46,22 +58,25 @@ Example:
 
   % uhub -f -l mylog.txt -u nobody -g nogroup
 
-If you are planning to more than 1024 users on hub, you must increase the max number of file descriptors allowed.
+## Having more than 1024 users on uhub
+
+If you are planning to more than 1024 users on your hub, you must increase the max number of file descriptors allowed.  
 This limit needs to be higher than the configured max_users in uhub.conf.
 
 In Linux can add the following lines to /etc/security/limits.conf (allows for ~4000 users)
-      *     soft nofile 4096
-      *     hard nofile 4096
+      * soft nofile 4096
+      * hard nofile 4096
 
 Or, you can use (as root):
 
   % ulimit -n 4096
 
+## Interact with uhub through your hub chat (only for operator/admin):
+
 You can interact with uhub in your hub main chat using the `!` prefix, followed by a command:
 
-Example :
+Example, to display help and the command you can use:
 
-      *     to display help and the command you can use:
-            !help 
-                     
+      * !help
+            
 Your mileage may vary -- Good luck!