--- telnetbbs/telnetbbs.conf	2010/12/16 14:12:27	1.2
+++ telnetbbs/telnetbbs.conf	2010/12/16 14:24:25	1.3
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 ##  commented out the defaults will be used.
 ##
 ##  Nicholas DeClario <nick@demandred.dyndns.org>
-##  $Id: telnetbbs.conf,v 1.2 2010/12/16 14:12:27 nick Exp $
+##  $Id: telnetbbs.conf,v 1.3 2010/12/16 14:24:25 nick Exp $
 ##  December 2010
 ##
 ###############################################################################
@@ -32,6 +32,9 @@ pidfile = /tmp/telnetbbs.pid
 ## If running more than one BBS, you will need to run each BBS on a different
 ## port.
 ##
+## Also note, this can be set at the command line with the '-p' option and 
+## will overwrite the setting in here.  This can be usefull for testing.
+##
 port = 3023
 
 ##
@@ -77,8 +80,10 @@ bbs_name = Hell's Dominion BBS
 ## The lock_path specified where the individual lock files for the BBS nodes
 ## will be stored.  Once someone connects and a node has been allocated for
 ## that user a node lock file is put in place.  It is only removed once that
-## node has been shutdown.  If the server is killed (ctrl-c/HUP) these will
-## currently not be cleaned up.
+## node has been shutdown.  
+##
+## If the server is killed with a HUP (kill -HUP), INT (kill -2) or TERM 
+## (ctrl-C) these will be cleanly removed.
 ##
 ## As above, lock files are normally in '/var/run'.  If running as non-root,
 ## which is recommended, using the lock directory created above is perfectly