various corrections and additional desc

docs/tutorial.rst

@@ -5,15 +5,17 @@ The general steps to get up and running with CGRateS are:
 
 #. Create CSV files containing the initial data for CGRateS, see :ref:`data-importing`.
 #. Load the data in the databases using the loader tool.
-#. Start the balancer or rater and connect it to the call switch, see :ref:`running`.
+#. Start the balancer or rater and connect it to the call switch, see Running_.
 #. Start one ore more raters.
 #. Make API calls to the balancer/rater or just let the session manager do the work.
 
 Instalation
 -----------
-**Using packages**
+Using packages
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-**Using source**
+Using source
+~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 After the go environment is installed_ and setup_ just issue the following commands:
 ::
@@ -32,7 +34,8 @@ Running
 There are only three main command to used with CGRateS:
 
 cgr-balancer
-	The cgr-balancer will open a JSON RPC server and an HTTP server ready for taking external requests. It will also open a rater server on witch the raters will register themselves when they start.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~
+The cgr-balancer will open a JSON RPC server and an HTTP server ready for taking external requests. It will also open a rater server on witch the raters will register themselves when they start.
 ::
 
 	rif@grace:~$ cgr-balancer --help
@@ -46,7 +49,8 @@ cgr-balancer
 
 
 cgr-rater
-	The cgr-rater can be provided with the balancer server address and can be configured to listen to a specific interface and port.
+~~~~~~~~~
+The cgr-rater can be provided with the balancer server address and can be configured to listen to a specific interface and port.
 ::
 
 	rif@grace:~$ cgr-rater --help
@@ -62,6 +66,7 @@ cgr-rater
 	  -standalone=false: start standalone server (no balancer)
 
 cgr-console
+~~~~~~~~~~~
 	The cgr-console is a command line tool used to access the balancer (or the rater directly) to call all the API methods offered by CGRateS.
 ::
 
@@ -77,12 +82,8 @@ cgr-console
 	  -ts="2012-02-09T00:00:00Z": Time start
 
 cgr-loader
-	The loader is the most configurable tool because it has options for each of the three supported databases (kyoto, redis and mongodb).
-	Apart from that multi-database options it is quite easy to be used.
-	The apfile, destfile, tpfile and ubfile parameters are for specifying the input json files.
-	The storage parameter specifies the database to be used and then the databases access information (host:port or file) has to be provided.
+~~~~~~~~~~
 
-	:Example: cgr-loader -storage=kyoto -kyotofile=storage.kch -apfile=activationperiods.json -destfile=destinations.json -tpfile=tariffplans.json -ubfile=userbudgets.json
 ::
 
 	rif@grace:~$ cgr-loader --help
@@ -105,32 +106,46 @@ cgr-loader
 	  -timings="Timings.csv": Timings file
 	  -weekdays="WeekDays.csv": Week days file
 
+cgr-sessionmanager
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-rif@grace:~$ cgr-balancer --help
-Usage of cgr-balancer:
-  -freeswitchpass="ClueCon": freeswitch address host:port
-  -freeswitchsrv="localhost:8021": freeswitch address host:port
-  -httpapiaddr="127.0.0.1:8000": Http API server address (localhost:2002)
-  -json=false: use JSON for RPC encoding
-  -jsonrpcaddr="127.0.0.1:2001": Json RPC server address (localhost:2001)
-  -rateraddr="127.0.0.1:2000": Rater server address (localhost:2000)
+::
 
-rif@grace:~$ cgr-sessionmanager --help
-Usage of cgr-sessionmanager:
-  -balancer="127.0.0.1:2000": balancer address host:port
-  -freeswitchpass="ClueCon": freeswitch address host:port
-  -freeswitchsrv="localhost:8021": freeswitch address host:port
-  -json=false: use JSON for RPC encoding
-  -redisdb=10: redis database number
-  -redissrv="127.0.0.1:6379": redis address host:port
-  -standalone=false: run standalone (run as a rater)
+	rif@grace:~$ cgr-sessionmanager --help
+	Usage of cgr-sessionmanager:
+	  -balancer="127.0.0.1:2000": balancer address host:port
+	  -freeswitchpass="ClueCon": freeswitch address host:port
+	  -freeswitchsrv="localhost:8021": freeswitch address host:port
+	  -json=false: use JSON for RPC encoding
+	  -redisdb=10: redis database number
+	  -redissrv="127.0.0.1:6379": redis address host:port
+	  -standalone=false: run standalone (run as a rater)
 
-rif@grace:~$ cgr-mediator --help
-Usage of cgr-mediator:
-  -dbname="cgrates": The name of the database to connect to.
-  -freeswitchcdr="Master.csv": Freeswitch Master CSV CDR file.
-  -host="localhost": The host to connect to. Values that start with / are for unix domain sockets.
-  -password="": The user's password.
-  -port="5432": The port to bind to.
-  -resultfile="out.csv": Generated file containing CDR and price info.
-  -user="": The user to sign in as.
+cgr-mediator
+~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+::
+
+	rif@grace:~$ cgr-mediator --help
+	Usage of cgr-mediator:
+	  -dbname="cgrates": The name of the database to connect to.
+	  -freeswitchcdr="Master.csv": Freeswitch Master CSV CDR file.
+	  -host="localhost": The host to connect to. Values that start with / are for unix domain sockets.
+	  -password="": The user's password.
+	  -port="5432": The port to bind to.
+	  -resultfile="out.csv": Generated file containing CDR and price info.
+	  -user="": The user to sign in as.
+
+cgr-scheduler
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+::
+
+	rif@grace:~$ cgr-balancer --help
+	Usage of cgr-balancer:
+	  -freeswitchpass="ClueCon": freeswitch address host:port
+	  -freeswitchsrv="localhost:8021": freeswitch address host:port
+	  -httpapiaddr="127.0.0.1:8000": Http API server address (localhost:2002)
+	  -json=false: use JSON for RPC encoding
+	  -jsonrpcaddr="127.0.0.1:2001": Json RPC server address (localhost:2001)
+	  -rateraddr="127.0.0.1:2000": Rater server address (localhost:2000)