1 files changed, 17 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/data/doc/feed2imap/examples/feed2imaprc b/data/doc/feed2imap/examples/feed2imaprc
index 35a9f6c..602e68b 100644
--- a/data/doc/feed2imap/examples/feed2imaprc
+++ b/data/doc/feed2imap/examples/feed2imaprc
@@ -1,13 +1,21 @@
-# name is the name of the feed (must be unique)
-# url is the HTTP[S] address where the feed has to be fetched
-# target is the IMAP URI where to put emails
-# min-frequency (in HOURS) is the minimum frequency with which this particular
-#      feed will be fetched
+# Global options:
+# dumpdir: (for debugging purposes) directory where all fetched feeds will be
+#   dumped.
+# debug-updated: (for debugging purposes) if true, display a lot of information
+#   about the "updated-items" algorithm.
+# 
+# Per-feed options:
+# name: name of the feed (must be unique)
+# url: HTTP[S] address where the feed has to be fetched
+# target: the IMAP URI where to put emails. Should start with imap:// for IMAP
+#   and imaps:// for IMAPS.
+# min-frequency: (in HOURS) is the minimum frequency with which this particular
+#   feed will be fetched
 # disable: if set to something, the feed will be ignored
-# always-new: feed2imap tries to use a clever algorithm to determine whether an item
-#      is new or has been updated. It doesn't work well with some web apps like
-#      mediawiki. When this flag is enabled, all items which don't match exactly
-#      a previously downloaded item are considered as new items.
+# always-new: feed2imap tries to use a clever algorithm to determine whether
+#   an item is new or has been updated. It doesn't work well with some web apps
+#   like mediawiki. When this flag is enabled, all items which don't match
+#   exactly a previously downloaded item are considered as new items.
 #
 # If your login contains an @ character, replace it with %40. Other reserved
 # characters can be escaped in the same way (see man ascii to get their code)