use vars qw(@c);
@c = (

    id => 'general',

    title => "General Documentation",
    stitle => "General",

    abstract => <<EOB,
Here you can find documentation concerning mod_perl in general, but
also not strictly mod_perl related information that is still very
useful for working with mod_perl. Most of the information here applies
to mod_perl 1.0 and 2.0.
EOB

    group => 'Perl',
    chapters => [qw(
        perl_reference/perl_reference.pod
    )],

    group    => 'Packaging and Testing',
    chapters => [qw(
        cpan_mod_dev/cpan_mod_dev.pod
        testing/testing.pod
    )],

    group => 'HTTP',
    chapters => [qw(
        correct_headers/correct_headers.pod
    )],

    group => 'Server Administration',
    chapters => [qw(
        multiuser/multiuser.pod
        hardware/hardware.pod
        control/control.pod
    )],

    group => 'mod_perl Advocacy',
    chapters => [qw(
        advocacy/advocacy.pod
        perl_myth/perl_myth.pod
    )],

    group => 'OS Specific Decumentation',
    docsets => [qw(
        os
    )],

    changes => 'Changes.pod',

);