Rename files, which _have_ to be changed by administrator, to *.dist

warden3/warden_server/README

@@ -74,17 +74,19 @@ C. Installation
  * Enable mod_wsgi, mod_ssl, include Warden configuration
 
    This depends heavily on your distribution and Apache configuration.
-   Basically you need to
+   Basically you need to create and include apache.conf:
 
       Include /opt/warden_server_3.0/apache.conf
 
    or paste the contents into whichever Directory, Location or VirtualHost
-   you dedicate for Warden.
+   you dedicate for Warden. You can use apache.conf.dist as an example.
 
-   You may also need to change paths to certificate/key/ca material, path
-   to extracted warden_server.wsgi and web path alias.
+   You may need to change paths to certificate/key/ca material, path to
+   warden_server.wsgi and web path alias.
 
-   You may also need to change configuration file path in warden_server.wsgi.
+   Also, for warden_server.wsgi, you can use warden_server.wsgi.dist as
+   a template. You will possibly need to change at least configuration
+   file path.
 
  * Configure Warden server (see next chapter)
 
@@ -93,9 +95,10 @@ C. Installation
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 D. Configuration
 
-   Configuration is JSON object in file - however, lines starting with "#"
-or "//" are allowed and will be ignored as comments. File must contain valid
-JSON object, containing configuration. See also warden_server.cfg as example.
+   Configuration is JSON object in file (warden_server.cfg by default),
+however, lines starting with "#" or "//" are allowed and will be ignored as
+comments. File must contain valid JSON object, containing configuration. See
+also warden_server.cfg.dist as example.
 
    Top level JSON object contains subsections, which configure particular
 aspect of the server. Each subsection can contain "type" key, which chooses