I would like to use Sphinx to document the changes I do to my Ubuntu installation, such as network configuration, apache site configuration, supporting scripts etc.
In order to do this I would like to have literalinclude access the system / structure, in the same way as this is possible under Windows using something like
.. literalinclude:: C:\Users\XYZ\Desktop\sphinx\legacy\scripts\xyz_00.sh
:language: bash
:linenos:
:lineno-match:
:start-after: # LOG START
:end-before: # LOG END
:emphasize-lines: 10-13
Is there any way to do this? An alternative perspective on the task?
I thought about including a symbolic link to system / under the source home but ... it seems neverending as I guess it traverses the whole system.