Port to python 3 and django 4.0.6HEADdev

PLEASE NOTE: This project is not maintained anymore. It was ported to
  a Qt 6 cmake setup and a more modern Django and Python version to at
  least keep it usable for legacy projects.
  For non-production use-cases, please switch to the new
  appman-package-server available in the Qt Application Manager
  starting with version 6.7.

Task-number: AUTOSUITE-1368
Change-Id: Idc4f2490a2a4399c03fce761250f4b5ac2612a45
Reviewed-by: Dominik Holland <[email protected]>

1 files changed, 12 insertions, 2 deletions

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 ****************************************************************************/
 
 /*!
-    \page qtauto-deployment-server-installation.html
-    \contentspage {Qt Automotive Suite Deployment Server}
+    \ingroup qtauto-deployment-server
+    \page installation.html
     \previouspage Qt Automotive Suite Deployment Server
     \nextpage Qt Automotive Suite Deployment Server API Reference
     \startpage Qt Automotive Suite Deployment Server
 
     \title Qt Automotive Suite Deployment Server Installation
 
+    \section1 Set up the Server in a Docker Container
+
+    The new recommended way to run this server is through the supplied \c Dockerfile and the
+    \c docker-manage.sh script, which can both be found in the modules root directory.
+
+    Instead of messing with Django's project configuration, you can simply export your individual
+    settings as environment variables.  Either directly in the \c Dockerfile when building the
+    container, or by copying and modifying the \c docker-manage.sh script.
+
+
     \section1 Set up the Server in a Virtual Environment
 
     Before you install the dependencies in the Python virtual environment, you need to install the