[Moin-user] Basic startup

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Moin 1.8.0 on Linux.  I keep getting the "FATAL ERROR..." is there a way to startup moin just to "test drive" it?  I've gone through the wikiconfig.py and left it untouch as I just wanted a moin site up to try it out.  What other subcommand do I need besides the "--config-dir" option?  Thanks.


# moin --config-dir=/usr/local/share/moin/config/
usage: moin [command] [general options] command subcommand [specific options]

options:
  --version           show program's version number and exit
  -q, --quiet         Be quiet (no informational messages)
  --show-timing       Show timing values [default: False]
  --config-dir=DIR    Path to the directory containing the wiki configuration
                      files. [default: current directory]
  --wiki-url=WIKIURL  URL of a single wiki to migrate e.g. localhost/mywiki/
                      [default: CLI]
  --page=PAGE         wiki page name [default: all pages]


FATAL ERROR: You must specify a command module and name:

moin ... account check ...
moin ... account create ...
moin ... account disable ...
moin ... account resetpw ...

moin ... cli show ...

moin ... export dump ...

moin ... import irclog ...

moin ... index build ...

moin ... maint cleancache ...
moin ... maint cleanpage ...
moin ... maint globaledit ...
moin ... maint makecache ...
moin ... maint mkpagepacks ...
moin ... maint reducewiki ...

moin ... migration data ...

moin ... server standalone ...

moin ... xmlrpc mailimport ...
moin ... xmlrpc remote ...

General options:
    Most commands need some general parameters before command subcommand:
    --config-dir=/config/directory
        Mandatory for most commands and specifies the directory that contains
        your wikiconfig.py (or farmconfig.py).

    --wiki-url=wiki.example.org/
        Mandatory for most commands and specifies the url of the wiki you like
        to operate on.

Specific options:
    Most commands need additional parameters after command subcommand.

    To obtain additonal help on a command use 'moin module subcommand --help'