I wrote this script to have an easier time looking at the doc paths referenced from the default configuration files (currently using dovecot in Debian oldstable).

Feel free to include in the distribution or wherever.

Probably a better solution would be to publish the config files with the paths already expanded to the online URL, or a local filesystem path that works (in the latter case, I'd wish the docs would be bundled in html format). I wonder whether to approach the debian maintainer about this or the Dovecot team? Definitely something for the maintainer is to put the bundled docs in a place where I would have expected it (/usr/share/docs/dovecot/wiki/ instead of /usr/share/docs/dovecot-core/dovecot/wiki/, or a dovecot-doc package, also, links or mentions from the doc dirs of all dovecot packages to the docs).

Also, I think there should be a README document that serves as the first introduction of the user to how to configure the system: how are the config files split up, what does "!include" mean (why the "!"? Is it a comment char?), other rules on the config file format. I.e. the basics to enable the new user to go about reading the current config and where to find further docs/help.

Thanks & Cheers, Christian.