removed --init (Open-MSS#2968)

Author: ReimarBauer

docs/conf_sso_test_msscolab.rst

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ When this is the first time you setup a mscolab server, you have to initialize t
 
 .. code:: text
 
-    $ mscolab db --init
+    $ mscolab start
 
 .. note::
    An existing database maybe needs a migration, have a look for this on our documentation.

docs/development.rst

@@ -171,10 +171,10 @@ You can view the default configuration of MSColab in the file `mslib/mscolab/con
 If you want to change any values of the configuration, please take a look at the "Configuring Your MSColab Server"
 section in :ref:`mscolab`
 
-When using for the first time you need to initialise your database. Use the command :code:`mscolab db --init`
+When using for the first time you need to initialise your database. Use the command :code:`mscolab start`
 to initialise it. The default database is a sqlite3 database.
-You can add some dummy data to your database by using the command :code:`mscolab db --seed`.
-The content of the dummy data can be found in the file `mslib/mscolab/seed.py`.
+If you want to play around with example data, you can import it using `mscolab db --seed`.
+The content of the example data can be found in the file `mslib/mscolab/seed.py`.
 
 To start your server use the command :code:`mscolab start`. This would start the MSColab server on port 8083.
 Going to http://localhost:8083/status should now show "MSColab server". This means your server has started successfully.

docs/mscolab.rst

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Make a copy of the above file, rename it to mscolab_auth.py, make the necessary
 Steps to Run MSColab Server
 ---------------------------
   - The MSColab server comes included in the MSS python package.
-  - Once MSS is installed, if you're running the mscolab server for the first time, run the command :code:`mscolab db --init` to initialise your database.
+  - When you run the MSColab server for the first time after installing MSS, the database is initialized.
   - To start the server run :code:`mscolab start`.
   - If you ever want to reset or add dummy data to your database you can use the commands :code:`mscolab db --reset` and :code:`mscolab db --seed` respectively.