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@@ -66,13 +66,17 @@ Why Bash
  - Bash is found in almost all unix-like systems
 
  - Small dependencies: firma needs just tools like sed, awk, grep, cut and
-   gpg itself
+   gpg itself. Look at the file "GUIDELINES" to see a complete list of all
+   unix commands needed to run firma.
 
  - You can easily put all the tools, scripts and config files in a read-only
    media to protect againt cracks such as rootkits.
 
  - Keeping your encripted list manager out from a huge and sometimes bugged
-   mail software ...
+   mail software prevents insecure use of your mailing list by an excess of
+   unwanted functions and routines.
+
+ - Firma has a total KISS design, and bash helps to keep it simple.
 
 Setup
 -----
@@ -80,47 +84,52 @@ Setup
  Firma installation is quite simple:
 
  1 - create a folder to store lists; by default firma use /usr/local/etc/lists
-   but you can use anything, just edit firma and change FIRMA_LIST_PATH
-   variable.
+     but you can use anything, just edit firma and change FIRMA_LIST_PATH
+     variable.
  
  2 - copy firma script to whatever you like, eg. /usr/local/bin and check that
-   it has no write permission 
+     it has no write permission 
 
  3 - then create your lists with the command
 
-     firma -c your-list
+       firma -c your-list
 
-   this will ask some questions and create a gpg keyring and a config file
-   with the following variables:
+     this will ask some questions and create a gpg keyring and a config file
+     with the following variables:
 
-     MAIL= path for mail program (eg, /usr/bin/nail)
-     GPG= path for gnupg binary (eg, /usr/bin/gpg)
-     LISTNAME= list email (eg, firma@domain.tld)
-     LISTADMIN= list administrator email addresses (space separated)
-     GPGDIR= gpg dir for the lists' keyring
-     PASSWD= passwd for the lists' keyring
+       MAIL= path for sendmail or any smtp wrapper (eg, /usr/lib/sendmail)
+       MAIL_ARGS= command line arguments to the smtp wrapper
+       GPG= path for gnupg binary (eg, /usr/bin/gpg)
+       LISTNAME= list email (eg, firma@domain.tld)
+       LISTADMIN= list administrator email addresses (space separated)
+       GPGDIR= gpg dir for the lists' keyring
+       PASSWD= passwd for the lists' keyring
 
-   the owner of the config file and keyring is nobody.nobody and its
-   permissions are 600.
+     then a gpg keypair and a config file are created. the owner of the config
+     file and keyring should be nobody.nobody (or the user your MTA run as) and its
+     permissions must be 600.
 
  4 - create an alias to the list at your MTA; on sendmail or postfix,
-   add this to your aliases file:
+     add this to your aliases file:
 
-     your-list: "| /usr/local/bin/firma -p your-list"
-     your-list-request: "| /usr/local/bin/firma -r your-list"
+       your-list: "| /usr/local/bin/firma -p your-list"
+       your-list-request: "| /usr/local/bin/firma -r your-list"
 
-   and then run the command
+     and then run the command
 
-     newaliases
+       newaliases
 
  5 - to subscribe the users and the list admins on the list, use ...
 
+ 6 - send encrypted AND signed messages to your-list@yourmachine and look
+     what happens :)
+
 Tips
 ----
 
  - Use an encrypted swap memory
- - Use a read-only media to store ...
- - Use ramdisk to the ...
+ - Use a read-only media to store firma and its needed apps
+ - Use ramdisk to FIRMA_LIST_PATH so all keys and passwords vanishes if the server frozes
  - Use a big PASSWD, 25+ chars with alpha-numeric and special ascii keys
 
 Design and features
@@ -145,10 +154,12 @@ Design and features
  - by default it doesn't archive messages in the server
 
  - by default it remove the Subject header and put it inside the encrypted
-   message, as Subject are outside the PGP/MIME context 
+   message, as Subject are outside the PGP/MIME context
+
+ - messages appear to be sent To: Undisclosed Recipients 
   
  Major features are:
 
  - keyring support
 
- - administration through email 
+ - administration through email or command-line