wizard: move .md texts to docs/wizard/*.md

Makefile

@@ -541,11 +541,14 @@ ALL-$(CONFIG_DVBSCAN)     += check_dvb_scan
 # Documentation
 #
 
-SRCS-yes += src/docs.c
-I18N-C   += src/docs_inc.c
-I18N-DOCS = $(wildcard docs/markdown/*.md) $(wildcard docs/class/*.md)
-MD-ROOT   = $(patsubst docs/markdown/%.md,%,$(wildcard docs/markdown/*.md))
-MD-CLASS  = $(patsubst docs/class/%.md,%,$(wildcard docs/class/*.md))
+SRCS-yes  += src/docs.c
+I18N-C    += src/docs_inc.c
+I18N-DOCS  = $(wildcard docs/markdown/*.md)
+I18N-DOCS += $(wildcard docs/class/*.md)
+I18N-DOCS += $(wildcard docs/wizard/*.md)
+MD-ROOT    = $(patsubst docs/markdown/%.md,%,$(wildcard docs/markdown/*.md))
+MD-CLASS   = $(patsubst docs/class/%.md,%,$(wildcard docs/class/*.md))
+MD-WIZARD  = $(patsubst docs/wizard/%.md,%,$(wildcard docs/wizard/*.md))
 
 #
 # Internationalization
@@ -676,6 +679,11 @@ $(BUILDDIR)/docs-timestamp: $(I18N-DOCS) support/doc/md_to_c.py
 	   support/doc/md_to_c.py --in="docs/class/$${i}.md" \
 	                          --name="tvh_doc_$${i}_class" >> src/docs_inc.c || exit 1; \
 	 done
+	@for i in $(MD-WIZARD); do \
+	   echo "Markdown: docs/wizard/$${i}.md"; \
+	   support/doc/md_to_c.py --in="docs/wizard/$${i}.md" \
+	                          --name="tvh_doc_wizard_$${i}" >> src/docs_inc.c || exit 1; \
+	 done
 	@printf "\n\nconst struct tvh_doc_page tvh_doc_markdown_pages[] = {\n" >> src/docs_inc.c
 	@for i in $(MD-ROOT); do \
 	   echo "  { \"$${i}\", tvh_doc_root_$${i} }," >> src/docs_inc.c || exit 1; \
@@ -685,9 +693,10 @@ $(BUILDDIR)/docs-timestamp: $(I18N-DOCS) support/doc/md_to_c.py
 	@touch $@
 
 src/docs_inc.c: $(BUILDDIR)/docs-timestamp
+
 src/docs_inc.h: $(BUILDDIR)/docs-timestamp
 
-$(BUILDDIR)/src/docs.o: src/docs_inc.c $(I18N-DOCS) support/doc/md_to_c.py
+$(BUILDDIR)/src/docs.o: $(BUILDDIR)/docs-timestamp $(I18N-DOCS) support/doc/md_to_c.py
 
 # Internationalization
 .PHONY: intl

docs/wizard/channels.md

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+You are now finished.
+
+You may further customize your settings by editing channel numbers, etc.
+
+If you confirm this dialog, the default administrator account will be
+removed. Please then the use credentials you defined thru this wizard.
+
+If you require further help, check out
+[Tvheadend.org](http://tvheadend.org) or chat to us on
+[IRC](https://kiwiirc.com/client/chat.freenode.net/?nick=tvhhelp|?#hts).
+
+
+Thank you for using Tvheadend (and don't forget to
+[donate](http://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Donate))! :)

docs/wizard/channels2.md

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+You are now finished.
+
+You may further customize your settings by editing channel numbers, etc.
+
+If you require further help, check out
+[Tvheadend.org](http://tvheadend.org) or chat to us on
+[IRC](https://kiwiirc.com/client/chat.freenode.net/?nick=tvhhelp|?#hts).
+
+
+Thank you for using Tvheadend (and don't forget to
+[donate](http://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Donate))! :)

docs/wizard/hello.md

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+Enter the access control details to secure your system. The first part
+of this covers the network details for address-based access to
+the system; for example, 192.168.1.0/24 to allow local access only
+to 192.168.1.x clients, or 0.0.0.0/0 or empty value for access
+from any system.
+
+
+This works alongside the second part, which is a familiar username/password
+combination, so provide these for both an administrator and regular
+(day-to-day) user.
+
+
+**Notes**:
+
+
+* You may enter a comma-separated list of network prefixes (IPv4/IPv6).
+  If you were asked to enter a username and password during installation,
+  we'd recommend not using the same details for a user here as it may cause
+  unexpected behavior, incorrect permissions etc.
+* To allow anonymous access for any account (administrative or regular user) enter
+  an asterisk (*) in the username and password fields. ___It is not___
+  recommended that you allow anonymous access to the admin account.
+* If you plan on accessing Tvheadend over the Internet, make sure you use
+  strong credentials and ___do not allow anonymous access at all___.

docs/wizard/login.md

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+Enter the access control details to secure your system.
+The first part of this covers the network details
+for address-based access to the system; for example,
+192.168.1.0/24 to allow local access only to 192.168.1.x clients,
+or 0.0.0.0/0 or empty value for access from any system.
+
+
+This works alongside the second part, which is a familiar
+username/password combination, so provide these for both
+an administrator and regular (day-to-day) user.
+
+
+**Notes**:
+
+
+* You may enter a comma-separated list of network prefixes (IPv4/IPv6).
+  If you were asked to enter a username and password during installation,
+  we'd recommend not using the same details for a user here as it may cause
+  unexpected behavior, incorrect permissions etc.
+* To allow anonymous access for any account (administrative or regular user) enter
+  an asterisk (*) in the username and password fields. ___It is not___
+  recommended that you allow anonymous access to the admin account.
+* If you plan on accessing Tvheadend over the Internet, make sure you use
+  strong credentials and ___do not allow anonymous access at all___.

docs/wizard/mapping.md

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+Map all discovered services to channels.
+
+
+In order for your frontend client(s) (such as Kodi, Movian, and similar)
+to see/play channels, you must first map discovered services to
+channels.
+
+
+If you would like Tvheadend to do this for you, check the
+'Map all services' option below, but be aware that this will also map
+encrypted services you may not have access to.
+
+
+**You may omit this step (do not check 'Map all services') and
+map services to channels manually.**
+
+
+**Notes**:
+* Many providers include undesirable services - Teleshopping, Adult
+  Entertainment, etc; using the 'Map all services' will include these.

docs/wizard/muxes.md

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+Assign predefined muxes to networks. To save you from manually entering
+muxes, Tvheadend includes predefined mux lists. Please select a list
+for each network below.
+
+
+**Notes**:
+
+
+* Select the closest transmitter if using an antenna (T); if using
+  cable (C), select your provider; if using satellite (S), the orbital
+  position of the satellite your dish is pointing towards; or if using
+  IPTV, enter the URL to your playlist.
+* If you're unsure as to which list(s) to select you may want to look
+  online for details about the various television reception choices
+  available in your area.
+* Networks already configured will not be shown below.
+* Selecting the wrong list may cause the scan (on the next page) to fail.

docs/wizard/network.md

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+Now let's get your tuners configured. Go ahead and select a network for
+each of the tuners you would like to use. if you do not assign a
+network to a tuner it will __not__ be used.
+
+**Selecting the Right Network**:
+
+
+Many tuners are able to receive different signal types..
+
+**If you receive your channels through an antenna (also known as an aerial)**
+then you would select the network under the tuners with DVB-T/ATSC-T/ISDB-T
+in the name.
+
+**If you receive your channels through a satellite dish** then you would
+select the network under the tuners with DVB-S/S2 in the name.
+
+**If you receive your channels via cable** then you would select the
+network under the tuners with DVB-C/ATSC-C/ISDB-C in the name.
+
+
+**Notes**:
+
+
+* Tuners already in use will not appear below.
+* If using IPTV, the playlist you enter must contain valid links to
+  streams using codecs supported by Tvheadend.
+* For devices with multiple tuners (e.g. either cable or terrestrial),
+  be aware that many only allow you to use one tuner at a time.
+  Selecting more than one tuner per device can thus result in unexpected
+  behavior.

docs/wizard/status.md

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+Tvheadend is now scanning for available services. Please wait until the
+scan completes..
+
+
+**Notes**:
+
+
+* During scanning, the number of muxes and services shown below should
+  increase. If this doesn't happen, check the connection(s) to your
+  device(s)..
+* The status tab (behind this wizard) will display signal information.
+  If you notice a lot of errors or the signal strength appears low then
+  this usually indicates a physical issue with your antenna, satellite
+  dish or cable..
+* If you don't see any signal information at all, but the number of
+  muxes or services is increasing anyway, the driver used by your device
+  isn't supplying signal information to Tvheadend. In most cases this
+  isn't an issue..