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More infos and less typos in the docs

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      scripts/pum/pum.conf

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scripts/pum/pum.conf

@@ -1,34 +1,43 @@
 [pisg]
-# where to put userdata. This file must be writeable by the user that run
-# the pum.pl script. Also note, this should only contain user info.
+# Defines where the user data is located. This file must be writeable
+# by the user the pum.pl script is running under (this user often is
+# called "www", "wwwdata", "apache" or similar). Also note that this
+# file should only contain user info, since it will be overwritten by
+# pum.pl.
 user_config = users.conf
 
 [cgi]
-# Comment out to let pum handle css internally.
-#css = pum.css
-
-# set to the same as ImagePath in pisg.conf
+# If commented, pum handles CSS internally. Comment it in to use an
+# external CSS file. Do not put the CSS file into the cgi-bin
+# directory where pum.pl itself is located -- because it won't work in
+# most installations since the cgi-bin directory is reserved for CGI
+# scripts only.
+#css = /css/pum.css
+
+# Set it to the same as ImagePath in pisg.conf.
 pics_prefix = /pics/
 
-# turn on some more info, could also be accessed using '?debug' in the URL 
+# Turn on some more debug info. Can also be triggerd by using
+# 'debug=1' in the query string, e.g. with
+# http://your.webserver/cgi-bin/pum.pl?debug=1
 debug = 0
 
-# whatever to allow user to remove nicks.
+# Are users allowed to remove nicks? 1 = yes 0 = no
 user_del = 1
 
 # how many chars to display in the summarylist
 alias_disp = 30
 
-
 [backup]
-# make a backupfile, note that the user this script is run as must have
-# permission to write to the directory option below.
+# Should pum.pl create a backup file each time it changes something?
+# Note that the user this script is running under must have permission
+# to write to the directory option below.
 enable = 0
 
-# where to put backups.
+# To which directory should the backups written to?
 dir = /tmp
 
-# what to append to filename, %t is replaced by time()
-# warning, this could fillup your disk!
+# What string should be appended to the backup file name? "%t" is
+# replaced by the current Unix time (that means the output of Perl's
+# time() function). WARNING: This can fill up your disk!
 suffix = %t
-